In
order to prevent people using the Benesh Notation Editor illegally
the program is protected by an edition specific dongle that comes
with the CD-ROM. This dongle acts like a key. You can only run
the Benesh Notation Editor when the dongle is inserted into
the USB port
at the back of your computer.
Commercial & Non-commercial
Use
If you are an individual using the Benesh Notation Editor to put your scores
on your web site, we treat it as non-commercial use. However you must ensure
that you have full rights to the movement material you publish. If the movement
material is the intellectual property of another person you must ensure that
you have their written permission to publish it. Failure to do so could result
in prosecution for breach of copyright.
Schools, colleges
and universities may also use the Benesh Notation Editor online for
coursework. If you are any other kind of organisation, Click
here to request more advice on commercial use.
Publishing
Scores
There
are number of persons or organisations that may have copyright interests
in the publication of BMN scores including the choreographer, the score
owner and the Royal Academy of Dance who own the copyright of the Benesh
Notation Editor.
Click
here to contact the Benesh Institute for copyright advice |