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ClickGraft — NOTICE
===================

Trademarks and affiliation
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ClickGraft is an independent, community project. It is **not affiliated with,
endorsed by, sponsored by, or supported by HP Inc.**

"HP", "HP Click", and "DesignJet" are trademarks of HP Inc. They appear in this
project only to identify the software ClickGraft interoperates with — a
nominative use. ClickGraft does not use HP's logos, icons, or brand styling, and
does not present itself as an HP product or as a source of HP software.

Do not report problems with a ClickGraft-produced build to HP. It is not their
build, and they cannot support it.

What this project distributes
-----------------------------

**No HP software. No Adobe software.** This repository contains source code,
version manifests, and documentation only. It ships no part of HP Click, no
Adobe PDF Print Engine components, no Qt libraries, and no Electron binaries.

ClickGraft operates on a copy of HP Click that the user has already lawfully
installed on their own machine, and writes its output to that same machine. The
user's original application is opened read-only and is never modified.

Components fetched at run time
------------------------------

These are downloaded by the user's machine from their upstream sources and
verified by SHA-256. This project neither hosts nor redistributes them:

  Electron              MIT             github.com/electron/electron releases
  libidn2               LGPL-3.0-or-later   Homebrew bottle (formulae.brew.sh)
  libunistring          LGPL-3.0-or-later   Homebrew bottle
  gettext (libintl)     LGPL-2.1-or-later   Homebrew bottle
  nghttp2               MIT                 Homebrew bottle

The LGPL components are used as unmodified dynamic libraries. Because the
resulting application is built and kept on the user's own machine rather than
distributed, the usual LGPL distribution obligations are not triggered. A user
who chooses to redistribute a ClickGraft-produced bundle takes those obligations
on themselves — and should not, for the separate reasons below.

Use and redistribution of output
--------------------------------

A ClickGraft-produced bundle is for the user's own interoperability use, on
hardware they own, with software they lawfully possess. **Do not redistribute
it.** It contains HP's and Adobe's proprietary code, which this project has no
right to convey, and it is ad-hoc signed rather than signed by HP.

Modifying an application may be inconsistent with its end-user licence
agreement. Users are responsible for their own compliance.

Scope limit
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ClickGraft modifies `app.asar` while HP's `app.asar.sign` exists, and does so
only because that signature is not verified at run time. **This project will not
add logic to defeat a protection measure that is enforced.** If a future version
of HP Click enforces such a check, ClickGraft will stop and report it rather
than work around it. That boundary is what keeps this ordinary interoperability
work.

No warranty
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Provided as-is, without warranty of any kind. Repacking an application can
produce a build that fails in ways the original does not. Keep your original
installation — ClickGraft is designed so that you always still have it.