{"id":42388,"date":"2015-09-17T11:25:58","date_gmt":"2015-09-17T16:25:58","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/content.findlaw-admin.com\/ability-legal\/contracts\/uncategorized\/internet-sign-wizard-referral-and-microsoft-internet-explorer.html"},"modified":"2015-09-17T11:25:58","modified_gmt":"2015-09-17T16:25:58","slug":"internet-sign-wizard-referral-and-microsoft-internet-explorer","status":"publish","type":"corporate_contracts","link":"https:\/\/corporate.findlaw.com\/contracts\/operations\/internet-sign-wizard-referral-and-microsoft-internet-explorer.html","title":{"rendered":"Internet-Sign Wizard Referral and Microsoft Internet Explorer License and Distribution Agreement &#8211; Microsoft Corp. and Concentric Network Corp."},"content":{"rendered":"<pre>\n            INTERNET-SIGN UP WIZARD REFERRAL AND MICROSOFT INTERNET\n                  EXPLORER LICENSE AND DISTRIBUTION AGREEMENT\n                    Document Version 4.1, February 5, 1997\n\n\n  This Internet-Sign Up Referral and Microsoft Internet Explorer License and\nDistribution Agreement ('Agreement') is made and entered into this day of\nMarch, 1997 ('Effective Date'), by and between MICROSOFT CORPORATION, a\nWashington corporation, One Microsoft Way, Redmond, WA 98052-6399 ('MS'), and\nConcentric Network Corporation, a Florida corporation, including its majority\nowned subsidiaries and affiliates (collectively, 'COMPANY').\n\n                                  INTRODUCTION\n\n  This Agreement includes two distinct business arrangements.\n\n       Under the first arrangement, MS plans to develop and distribute an\n'Internet Connection Wizard' as a means of promoting Internet access services\nfor various Internet access service providers, including COMPANY, and of\nacquiring subscribers for such access services. COMPANY will pay MS a referral\nfee for each subscriber acquired by means of the Internet Connection Wizard.\n\n       Under the second arrangement, COMPANY may distribute, on a royalty-free\nbasis, a customized version of Microsoft Internet Explorer to subscribers or\npotential subscribers of its Internet access services.\n\n       In consideration of the mutual promises and covenants contained herein,\nthe parties agree as follows:\n\n1.     DEFINITIONS. The following terms, whenever initially capitalized,\n       -----------                                                      \nshall have the following meanings for purposes of this Agreement:\n\n       1.1 'Access' shall mean telecommunications facilities and services that\nenable a computer user to access and use Internet sites and content by means of\na TCP\/IP connection.\n\n       1.2 'COMPANY Information' shall mean information regarding or relating to\nthe ISP Service such as COMPANY'S name, telephone number, order processing\ninformation, fees, service plans, etc., and other information that is reasonably\nnecessary to describe and solicit orders of the ISP Service to the ISP\nSubscriber and\/or such other information that has been mutually agreed to by the\nparties .\n\n       1.3 'Comic Chat' shall mean the graphical Internet chat client in all\navailable language versions requested by COMPANY, and for all available\nplatforms.\n\n       1.4 'Criteria' shall mean the applicable Internet Explorer criteria as\ndefined in the Microsoft Internet Explorer Logo Qualification Criteria, attached\nto Exhibit G as Attachments 1 and 2, and such future versions as established by\nMS in its sole discretion.\n\n       1.5 'Guidelines' shall mean the guidelines for use of the Logo as\noutlined in the Microsoft Internet Explorer Logo Usage Guidelines which are\nattached hereto as Exhibits G and H and are an integral part of this Agreement.\n\n       1.6 'IEAK' shall mean the Internet Explorer Administration Kit, including\nany updates to the IEAK as may be provided by MS from time to time, which\ncontains a single copy of the Licensed Software in object code as well as a set\nof tools that enable COMPANY to perform limited customizations\n\n                                                            License # 200AT-7087\n\n \nto the Licensed Software in order to facilitate the ISP Subscriber sign up\nprocess, and to automate the task of creating diskettes\/CD ROMs for\ndistribution. COMPANY shall use the IEAK in accordance with the instructions in\nthe IEAK and the Logo Guidelines provided by MS.\n\n       1.7 'Internet Connection Wizard' shall mean an electronic referral\nmechanism to be developed by MS to promote the ISP services for various ISP\nservice providers, including COMPANY, and which ordering mechanism shall enable\nthe end user to order ISP Service via a link to COMPANY's Sign-up Server or\nother method mutually agreed to by the parties. The Internet Connection Wizard\nshall prompt the ISP Subscriber to enter various Locator Information. The\nInternet Connection Wizard shall be launched from an icon on the 'desktop'\noffice English language version of Windows 95 designated as 'The Internet' or\nsuch other name designated by MS. MS may include the Internet Connection Wizard\nin other MS products as determined by MS. An overview of the referral and\nordering process is set forth in Exhibit Z.\n\n       1.8 'Internet Explorer' shall mean (a) Microsoft's browser\/client for the\nWorld Wide Web in all language versions and platforms requested by COMPANY and\nwhich MS has available; and (b) a customized version of Internet Explorer\ncreated through the use of the IEAK; provided, however, that MS reserves the\nright to amend COMPANY's license rights to future versions of Internet Explorer\nto reflect MS' then standard terms and conditions applicable to ISPs for such\nfuture versions.\n\n       1.9 'Internet Mail and News' shall mean MS's client for email and\nInternet newsgroups in all available language versions requested by COMPANY, and\nfor all available platforms.\n\n       1.10 'Internet Product' shall mean any COMPANY product which provides\naccess to or information about the Internet. An Internet Product may not be a\npersonal computer. For purposes of this Agreement, 'ISP Service' (defined below)\nshall be a type of Internet Product.\n\n       1.11 'Internet Site' shall mean COMPANY's worldwide web site(s) which\nmeet the applicable Criteria.\n\n       1.12 'ISP Information' shall mean information regarding or relating to\nInternet access services (including the ISP Service) such as order processing\ninformation, fees, service plans, etc., and other information that is reasonably\nnecessary to describe and solicit orders of such Internet access services to the\nInternet access service subscriber and\/or such other information that has been\nmutually agreed to by MS and an Internet service provided (including COMPANY).\n\n       1.13 'ISP Information Page' shall mean a HTML based page which includes\nISP Information, to be maintained by COMPANY and hosted on the MS Referral\nServer. The ISP Information Page shall be downloaded to the prospective ISP\nSubscriber as part of the ordering and referral process.\n\n       1.14 'ISP Phone Book(s)' shall mean a listing of names of ISPs and\nassociated telephone numbers and other ISP Information, including COMPANY\nInformation. ISP Phone Books may be unique to a given telephone area code and\/or\ngeographic region. There may be one or more ISP Phone Books specific to a single\ntelephone area code, geographic region or Service Area. The ISP Phone Book(s)\nshall be hosted on one or more Referral Server(s). MS shall solely determine\nthe placement, presentation and content of COMPANY Information in the ISP Phone\nBook(s).\n\n       1.15 'ISP Referral Fee' shall mean an amount set forth in Exhibit D for\neach new ISP Subscriber. COMPANY shall receive a credit for each ISP Subscriber\nfor which an ISP Referral Fee was previously paid, who cancels the ISP Service\naccount within sixty (60) days of initiation of the ISP Service.\n\n       1.16 'ISP Service' shall mean a COMPANY service, listed in Exhibit B,\nwhich provides an Internet protocol (IP) access service to the Internet as\ncontemplated by this Agreement. The parties \n\n                                      -2-\n\n \nacknowledge that COMPANY may provide access to the Internet via other Internet\nProduct(s) not listed in Exhibit B.\n\n       1.17 'ISP Subscriber' shall mean any individual or legal entity who\nsubscribes to the ISP Service through or as a result of the Internet Connection\nWizard.\n\n       1.18 'License Key' shall mean the 10-digit alpha numeric code provided by\nMS that enables COMPANY to use the customization features in the IEAK.\n\n       1.19 'Licensed Software' shall mean, collectively, Internet Explorer,\nNetMeeting, Internet Mail and News, and Comic Chat.\n\n       1.20 'Locator Information' shall mean an ISP Subscriber's name, email and\nconventional mailing addresses, telephone and facsimile numbers, credit card\nnumber, and any other data about such subscriber that enables the possessor of\nsuch information to personally identify the end user.\n\n       1.21 'Logo' shall mean the 'Microsoft(R) Internet Explorer' logo depicted\nIn the Guidelines or such additional or replacement logos as MS may provide from\ntime to time under this Agreement.\n\n       1.22 'NetMeeting' shall mean Microsoft's realtime collaboration and\ncommu<font size=\"2\">nication software in all available language versions requested by COMPANY,\nand for all available platforms.\n\n       1.23 'Referral Server' shall mean a server maintained by MS which shall\nprovide an ISP Subscriber with one or more ISP Phone Books, and which shall\nenable the ISP Subscriber to transmit ordering information, via the Internet\nConnection Wizard to the Sign-up Server.\n\n       1.24 'Service Area' shall mean the area in which COMPANY currently\nprovides or will provide Access, as of the Effective Date, as set forth in\nExhibit B.\n\n       1.25 'Sign-up Server' shall mean a server maintained by COMPANY which\nshall enable the ISP Subscriber to order ISP Service from COMPANY and shall\nfurther enable COMPANY to configure the ISP Subscriber's copy of<\/font> the Licensed\nSoftware (hosted on the ISP Subscriber's computer), all via online transmission.\nCOMPANY shall use the Sign-up Server to configure the ISP Subscriber's copy of\nLicensed Software in accordance with the ISP Subscriber Configuration Guidelines\nset forth in Exhibit E.\n\n       1.26 'Start Page' shall mean the web 'start' page from which an ISP\nSubscriber launches the ISP Service.\n\n\n  2.      LICENSE FOR DISTRIBUTION OF LICENSED SOFTWARE; LOGO LICENSE; AND\n          ----------------------------------------------------------------\n          LICENSE RESTRICTIONS\n          --------------------\n\n       2.1 MS grants to COMPANY a nonexclusive, worldwide, royalty-free license\nduring the term of this Agreement to (a) customize Internet Explorer using the\nIEAK for such release of Internet Explorer solely in accordance with the\ninstructions provided in the IEAK's 'Custom ISK Wizard'; (b) reproduce and\ndistribute (directly and indirectly) alone or in combination with other software\nthrough COMPANY's distribution channels the Licensed Software (including\nInternet Explorer as may be customized by COMPANY) to end users and potential\nend users of COMPANY's Internet Product(s) and (c) to publicly perform and\ndisplay the Licensed Software in connection with public performance or display\nof the ISP Service. Except as provided in Exhibit E, COMPANY may not customize\nan ISP Subscriber's copy of Licensed Software (hosted on the ISP Subscriber's\ncomputer), in the course of COMPANY's configuration of the ISP Subscriber's copy\nof Licensed Software.\n\n                                      -3-\n\n \n      2.2  COMPANY acknowledges and agrees that its use of the IEAK to customize\nInternet Explorer requires the rightful receipt from MS of the License Key\nallocated to COMPANY. COMPANY agrees that it shall use the IEAK solely in\naccordance with the instructions provided in the IEAK's Custom ISK Wizard that\nis available to COMPANY upon input of the allocated License Key and in\naccordance with the Logo Guidelines provided by MS.\n\n      2.3 If MS makes a new release (other than an 'Update' release which is\ndesignated by MS as a change in the hundredths digit [x.x(x)] of any component\nof the Licensed Software available, then: (a) COMPANY may no longer distribute\nthe old version of the Licensed Software component, and may only distribute such\nnew release of the Licensed Software component with COMPANY's Internet Product,\nprovided, however that COMPANY may continue to distribute existing inventory of\nCOMPANY's Internet Product containing a prior version of a Licensed Software\ncomponent for a period of six (6) months following MS' release of a new release;\nand (b) COMPANY must formally notify its customers on COMPANY's home page for\nits main public web site that an upgrade of the Licensed Software component is\navailable at the download URL specified in the most current version of the\nInternet Explorer Logo License Agreement located on www.microsoft.com for\nInternet Explorer and at www.microsoft.com\/ie for other components of the\nLicensed Software.  The text of the respective notices must state: For Internet\nExplorer: 'Microsoft has made available a new version of Internet Explorer.\nClick the Internet Explorer Logo to upgrade your browser today.' and for other\ncomponents: 'Microsoft has made available a new version of (NetMeeting\/Internet\nMail and News\/Comic Chat). Go to www.microsoft.com\/ie to update your software\ntoday'. This notification will remain present on the COMPANY's main public web\nsite until the earlier of COMPANY's depletion of its outdated inventory, or\nuntil three (3) months following the public availability of a new release.\n\n       2.4 Subject to and expressly conditioned upon compliance with the terms\nand conditions of this Agreement, MS hereby grants to COMPANY a worldwide,\nnonexclusive, non-assignable, nontransferable, royalty-free, right to use the\nLogo solely in conjunction with COMPANY's Internet Site(s) and\/or Internet\nProduct(s) and solely in the manner described in the Guidelines. COMPANY agrees\nand acknowledges: MS owns the Logo; use of the Logo will inure to the benefit of\nMS; COMPANY will not adopt, use, or register any corporate name, trade name,\ntrademark, service mark, or certification mark, or other designation similar to,\nor containing in whole or in part, the Logo; COMPANY's use of the Logo shall\nadhere to the Criteria.\n\n       2.5 COMPANY may not reverse engineer, decompile or disassemble the\nLicensed Software.\n\n       2.6 COMPANY shall only distribute NetMeeting in conjunction with Internet\nExplorer.\n\n       2.7 COMPANY may not permit further redistribution of the Licensed\nSoftware by ISP Subscribers and end user customers of COMPANY's other internet\naccess services, if applicable. COMPANY reserves the right to distribute\nLicensed Software to COMPANY's OEM partners that are bundling Internet\nconnectivity with their OEM product (e.g. gaming company promotional CD-ROM's).\nCOMPANY will report how many copies of Internet Explorer are licensed and\ndistributed in this manner.\n\n       2.8 COMPANY shall maintain and not alter or remove any copyright,\ntrademark and other protective notices contained in the Licensed Software,\nincluding the end user license agreement ('EULA') which is included in the setup\ninstallation of the Licensed Software. COMPANY shall also comply with\nMicrosoft's trademark guidelines set forth in Exhibit I with respect to the\nproper use of Microsoft trademarks associated with the Licensed Software.\n\n       2.9 COMPANY shall require its distributors, dealers and others in its\ndistribution channels to comply with the relevant distribution terms of this\nAgreement, in particular with Section 2.\n\n       2.10 COMPANY shall not modify, alter or remove contents of the Licensed\nSoftware except as expressly provided in this Agreement.\n\n                                      -4-\n\n \n       2.11 All rights in the Licensed Software not expressly granted herein are\nreserved by MS.\n\n3.     MICROSOFT OBLIGATIONS\n       ---------------------\n       MS shall perform the following:\n\n       3.1 Develop Internet Connection Wizard and ISF Phone Book(s); Maintain\n           ------------------------------------------------------------------\n ISP Phone Book(s). Provided that COMPANY complies with its obligations under\n -----------------\n this Agreement, MS shall include COMPANY's name, telephone number and oth<font size=\"2\">er\n mutually agreed upon COMPANY Information in the applicable ISP Phone Book(s).\n Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in this Agreement, MS may move COMPANY\n Information to another ISP Phone Book or remove COMPANY Information from one or\n all ISP Phone Books if (a) during any two calendar quarters COMPANY's shipments\n of Licensed Software (where Internet Explorer is distributed as the only web\n browser) falls below seventy-five percent (75%) of total COMPANY shipments of\n all web browsers or (b) commencing two calendar quarters after MS first\n distributes an Internet Connection Wizard, during any single calendar quarter\n the number of new ISP Subscribers for such quarter compared to the number of\n new subscribers of other ISPs which appear in the same ISP Phone Book as\n COMPANY for such quarter, is such that COMPANY is in the bottom ten percent\n (10%) of all ISPs listed in the ISP Phone Book. By way of example, if there are\n six (6) ISPs in an ISP Phone Book, and COMPANY had the fewest number of new\n subscribers compared to other ISPs in the ISP Phone Book, then MS could move\n COMPANY Information to another ISP Phone Book or remove COMPANY Information\n from one or all ISP Phone Books. MS will notify COMPANY of any occurrence under\n (b) above and give COMPANY 30 days to implement corrective action prior to\n moving or removing COMPANY Information.\n\n       3.2  Distribution of Internet Connection Wizard. Incorporate the Internet\n            ------------------------------------------\n Connection Wizard into an icon on the 'desktop' of the English language version\n of Windows 95 designated as 'The Internet' or such other name designated by MS.\n\n       3.3  Referral Server. Develop and maintain Referral Server.\n            ---------------                                       \n\n       3.4  Promotion. Include information concerning the ISP Service in press\n            ---------                                                         \nrele<\/font>ases and marketing activities related to promotion of the Internet\nConnection Wizard to be mutually agreed upon by MS and COMPANY.\n\n4.          COMPANY OBLIGATIONS\n            -------------------\n\n            COMPANY shall perform the duties described in Exhibit C.\n\n5.          PAYMENT AND REPORTING\n            ---------------------\n\n       5.1  Advance. In consideration for MS including information regarding the\n            -------                                                             \nISP Services in the ISP Phone Book, COMPANY shall pay MS [*] as an advance\nagainst future ISP Referral Fees which sum shall be applied against and recouped\nfrom future earned ISP Referral Fees (the 'Advance'). COMPANY shall pay the\nAdvance to MS on or before thirty (30) days after the Effective Date of this\nAgreement.\n\n       5.2  ISP Referral Fee. In consideration of each ISP Subscriber, COMPANY\n            ----------------                                                  \nshall pay MS the ISP Referral Fee for each subscription for ISP Service ordered\nby each ISP Subscriber.\n\n       5.3  Reporting. Within thirty (30) days after the end of each calendar\n            ---------                                                        \nmonth, COMPANY shall furnish MS a statement together with payment for any amount\nshown thereby to be due to MS. The royalty statement shall be based upon ISP\nReferral Fees for the quarter then ended, and shall be in the form of the sample\nreport included on Exhibit D. Late payment(s), including receipts for foreign\ntaxes withheld,\n\n---------------\n[*] Certain information in this exhibit has been omitted and filed separately\n    with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Confidential treatment has\n    been requested with respect to the omitted portions.\n\n\n                                      -5-\n\n \nif applicable, shall bear interest at the lower of the rate of one and one-half\npercent (1.5%) per month and the maximum rate allowable by applicable law, from\nthe date such payment is due until the date it is actually paid. COMPANY's\nreport shall include for each version of the Licensed Software, the number of\ncopies of the Licensed Software licensed or distributed by or for COMPANY during\nthat calendar month, including 'competitive upgrade' copies as described in\nExhibit D.  In the event that no copies were licensed or distributed by or for\nCOMPANY during a calendar quarter, COMPANY shall indicate this on the report.\nCOMPANY's report shall further include the percentage of Internet Explorer\nbrowsers licensed or distributed as a total of all browsers licensed or\ndistributed by or for COMPANY during that calendar month. All such reports shall\nbe maintained in confidence by MS and shall not be disclosed to any third party\nexcept to its immediate legal and financial consultants as may be required in\nthe ordinary course of MS'business.\n\n       5.4 All amounts due hereunder shall be sent to the address listed in\nSection 11. All amounts due hereunder are exclusive of any taxes, duties, fees,\nexcises or tariffs imposed on any of COMPANY's activities in connection with\nthis Agreement. Such charges, if any, shall be paid by COMPANY.\n\n6.     ACCEPTANCE, DISCLAIMER OF WARRANTY AND LIMITATION OF LIABILITY\n       --------------------------------------------------------------\n\n       6.1 The Licensed Software and IEAK are deemed accepted by COMPANY.\n\n       6.2 Neither the COMPANY nor any of its employees shall have any right to\nmake any representation, warranty, or promise on behalf of MS.\n\n       6.3 THE LICENSED SOFTWARE AND IEAK ARE PROVIDED TO COMPANY AS IS\nWITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND. THE ENTIRE RISK AS TO THE RESULTS AND PERFORMANCE\nOF THE LICENSED SOFTWARE AND IEAK ARE ASSUMED BY COMPANY AND THE END-USER\nCUSTOMER. MS DISCLAIMS ALL WARRANTIES, EITHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT\nNOT LIMITED TO, IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR\nPURPOSE AND NON-INFRINGEMENT.\n\n       6.4 IN NO EVENT SHALL EITHER PARTY BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT (EXCEPT\nAS TO AMOUNTS OWED HEREUNDER), CONSEQUENTIAL, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, OR SPECIAL\nDAMAGES WHATSOEVER, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION, DAMAGES FOR LOSS OF BUSINESS\nPROFITS, BUSINESS INTERRUPTION, LOSS OF BUSINESS INFORMATION, AND THE LIKE,\nARISING OUT OF THE USE OF OR INABILITY TO USE THE LICENSED SOFTWARE OR IEAK,\nEVEN IF THE OTHER PARTY HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES.\nBECAUSE SOME STATES DO NOT ALLOW THE EXCLUSION OR LIMITATION OF LIABILITY FOR\nCONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES, THE ABOVE LIMITATION MAY NOT APPLY.\n\n7.     TERM OF AGREEMENT\n       -----------------\n\nThe term of this Agreement shall commenc<font size=\"2\">e as of the Effective Date and shall\ncontinue for a period of two (2) years. Thereafter, this Agreement shall\nautomatically renew for successive one year terms unless either party gives the\nother party thirty (30) days written notice of its intent not to renew.\n\n8.     DEFAULT AND TERMINATION\n       -----------------------\n\n       8.1 This Agreement may be terminated earlier by a party if any of the\nfollowing events of default occur with respect to the other party (the\n'Defaulting Party'): (a) if the Defaulting Party materially fails to perform or\ncomply with this Agreement or any provision hereof; (b) if the Defaulting Party\nfails to strictly comply with the provisions of Section 10 or makes or attempts\nto make an assignment in violation\n\n                                      -6-\n\n \nof Section 13.5; (c) if the Defaulting Party becomes insolvent or admits in\nwriting its inability to pay its debts as they mature, or makes an assignment\nfor the benefit of creditors; (d) if a petition under any foreign, state, or\nUnited States bankruptcy act, receivership statute, or the like, as they now\nexist, or as they may be amended, is filed by the Defaulting Party; or (e) if\nsuch a petition is filed by any third party, or an application for a receiver of\nthe Defaulting Party is made by anyone and such petition or ap<\/font>plication is not\nresolved favorably to the Defaulting Party within sixty (60) days.\n\n       8.2 Termination under subsection 8.1(b) shall be effective as of the date\nnotice is given. In all other cases, termination shall be effective ninety (90)\ndays after notice of termination to the Defaulting Party if the Defaulting Party\ndefaults have not been cured. The rights and remedies of the parties provided in\nthis Section shall not be exclusive and are in addition to any other rights and\nremedies provided by law or this Agreement.\n\n       8.3 Upon termination of this Agreement for any reason, COMPANY must cease\ndistribution of the Licensed Software.  Upon termination of this Agreement,\nCOMPANY's Information shall be immediately removed from the ISP Phone Book(s).\nIf this Agreement is terminated other than due to COMPANY's default, COMPANY may\ndistribute Licensed Software remaining in inventory as of such termination date\nfor a period of three (3) months. After such time, COMPANY shall destroy all\nfull or partial copies of the Licensed Software and IEAK in COMPANY's possession\nor under its control. If this Agreement is terminated by MS for cause pursuant\nto Section 8, COMPANY shall return to MS or destroy all full or partial copies\nof the Licensed Software and IEAK in COMPANY's possession or under its control\nwithin ten (10) days following the termination date, including any in-house\ncopies COMPANY may have produced.\n\n      8.4 End user licenses validly granted prior to expiration or termination\nof this Agreement shall survive termination or expiration of this Agreement.\n\n      8.5 Sections 1, 5, 6, 8, 10, 11, 12 and 13 shall survive termination of\nthis Agreement.\n\n      8.6 In the event of termination by either party (other than a termination\nby MS pursuant to Section 8.1) any remaining balance of the Advance made by the\nCOMPANY, as outlined in Section 5.1, shall be returned within 30 days of a final\nreport on ISP Referral Fees submitted by COMPANY.\n\n9.    SUPPORT\n      -------\n\n      9.1 COMPANY shall have the sole responsibility and expense for providing\nall support for the Sign-up Server and all support needed by ISP Subscribers for\nthe Licensed Software and the ISP Service.\n\n      9.2 MS will provide COMPANY (but not ISP Subscribers) support for the\nInternet Connection Wizard. Except for such support, this Agreement does not\ninclude technical support from MS to COMPANY. Technical support may be available\nfrom MS or an MS subsidiary pursuant to a separate agreement.\n\n10.   NONDISCLOSURE AGREEMENT\n      -----------------------\nEach party shall keep confidential the terms and conditions of this Agreement,\nand other non-public information and know-how disclosed to such party by the\nother party. However, each party may disclose the terms and conditions of this\nAgreement in confidence to its immediate legal and financial consultants as\nrequired in the ordinary course of such party's business. Each party may\ndisclose this Agreement in, and as an exhibit to, its public disclosure\ndocuments, if on the advice of legal council it would be required to do so;\nprovided, however, that the disclosing party agrees to seek confidential\ntreatment with respect to the ISP Referral Fees and with respect to the other\nappropriate items after consultation with the other party.\n\n                                      -7-\n\n \n11.   NOTICES AND REQUESTS\n      --------------------\nAll notices, authorizations, and requests in connection with this Agreement\nshall be deemed given on the day they are (i) deposited in the U.S. mails,\npostage prepaid, certified or registered, return receipt requested; or (ii) sent\nby overnight courier, charges prepaid, with a confirming fax; and addressed as\nfollows:\n\nNOTICES TO COMPANY:\n------------------\n\n              Concentric Network Corporation_______________\n              10590 N. Tantau Ave._________________________\n              Cupertino, CA 95014 _________________________\n\nAttn:         Kevin L. Jones_______________________________\nTelephone:    (408)343-2204 _______________________________\nFax:          (408)342-2810 _______________________________\n\nNOTICES TO MS:\n--------------\n\nNotices:      MICROSOFT CORPORATION\n-------                        \n              One Microsoft Way\n              Redmond, WA 98052-6399\n\nAttn:         Senior Vice President, Systems\nCopy to:      Law &amp; Corporate Affairs, US Legal\nFax:          (206) 936-7209\n\nor to such other address as the party to receive the notice or request so\ndesignates by written notice to the other.\n\nPAYMENTS\/VOLUME DISTRIBUTION SUMMARIES:\n-------------------------------------- \n\nPAYMENTS MADE BY CHECK AND DISTRIBUTION SUMMARIES TO:\n---------------------------------------------------- \n         MICROSOFT CORPORATION\n         Remittance Processing\n         P.O. Box 84808\n         Seattle, WA 98124-6108\n\nFOR OVERNIGHT DELIVERY TO:\n------------------------- \n         MICROSOFT CORPORATION\n         Remittance Processing\n         Wholesale Lockbox\n         6801 South 180th\n         Tukwila, WA 98188\n         Invoice No:______________\n\nPAYMENTS MADE BY WIRE TRANSFER TO:\n----------------------------------\n         MICROSOFT CORPORATION\n         c\/o First Interstate Bank of Washington\n         Seattle Main Branch\n         Seattle, WA\n         U.S.A.\n         ABA \n\n                                      -8-\n\n \n         SWIFT Code: \n         Account # \n\n         Regarding:\n         Microsoft PNS Collections\n\nor to such other bank, address or account as MS may specify from time to time by\nwritten notice to COMPANY. COMPANY agrees to ensure that the regarding line\nstated above, the MS license agreement number for the Agreement, and the MS\ninvoice number, if any, are specified on each payment made pursuant to the\nAgreement. One day prior to making any wire transfer, COMPANY shall send to MS a\nfax containing all remittance information with a cover sheet listing the\nCOMPANY's name, the date of the wire transfer, the amount of the wire transfer,\nand the number of pages being faxed to the attention of:\n\n             ICU Credit Rep\n             Microsoft Corporation\n             \n\n                                      -9-\n\n \n12.    AUDITS\n       ------\n\n       12.1 During the term of this Agreement, COMPANY agrees to keep all usual\nand proper records and books of account and all usual and proper entries\nrelating to COMPANY's ISP Subscriptions sufficient to substantiate the number of\nISP Subscribers. COMPANY shall maintain on COMPANY premises such records for\nitself and for each Subsidiary which exercises rights under this Agreement.\n\n       12.2 In order to verify statements issued by COMPANY and COMPANY's\ncompliance with the terms of this Agreement, MS may cause an audit to be made of\nCOMPANY's applicable books and records. Any audit shall be conducted during\nregular business hours at COMPANY's facilities upon reasonable advance notice.\nAny audit shall be conducted by an independent certified public accountant of\nnational stature selected by MS (other than on a contingent fee basis) (the\n'Auditor') and such audit will be limited to Internet Explorer Subscribers\nonly and limited to one time per year.\n\n       12.3 COMPANY agrees to provide the Auditor access to the relevant\nCOMPANY's records and facilities.\n\n       12.4 Prompt adjustment shall be made to compensate for any errors or\nomissions disclosed by such audit. Any such audit shall be paid for by MS unless\nmaterial discrepancies are disclosed. 'Material' shall mean the under reporting\nof ten percent (10%) of the amount due. If material discrepancies are disclosed,\nCOMPANY agrees to pay MS for the costs associated with the audit in addition to\nthe amount of any discrepancy. The results of any audit conducted under Section\n12 shall be provided to COMPANY at the conclusion of the audit.\n\n13.    GENERAL\n       -------\n\n       13.1 This Agreement shall be construed and controlled by the laws of the\nState of Washington. The parties consent to jurisdiction and venue in the state\nand federal courts sitting in the state in which the initial defendant maintains\nits headquarters. Process may be served on either party in the manner provided\nin Section 11 above, or by such other method as is authorized by law.\n\n       13.2 Neither this Agreement, nor any terms and conditions contained\nherein, shall be construed as creating a partnership, joint venture, agency\nrelationship or as granting a franchise.\n\n       13.3 This Agreement constitutes the entire agreement between the parties\nwith respect to the subject matter hereof and supersedes all prior and\ncontemporaneous agreements or communications. It shall not be modified except by\na written agreement dated subsequent to the date of this Agreement and signed on\nbehalf of COMPANY and MS by their respective duly authorized representatives. No\nwaiver of any breach of any provision of this Agreement shall constitute a\nwaiver of any prior, concurrent or subsequent breach of the same or any other\nprovisions hereof, and no waiver shall be effective unless made in writing and\nsigned by an authorized representative of the waiving party.\n\n       13.4 If any provision of this Agreement shall be held by a court of\ncompetent jurisdiction to be illegal, invalid or unenforceable, the remaining\nprovisions shall remain in full force and effect.\n\n       13.5 The rights and obligations hereunder shall inure to the benefit of\nthe successors of the parties hereto, provided any rights or obligations\nhereunder shall not be assigned by either party without the prior written\napproval of the other party. COMPANY hereby agrees that it will remain\nresponsible for and guarantee the compliance of each majority owned subsidiary\nor affiliate which exercises rights under this Agreement. MS hereby approves the\nassignment of this Agreement to a successor corporation to the COMPANY in\nconnection with a reincorporation of the COMPANY in a state other than Florida.\n\n                                      -10-\n\n \n       13.6 Any Licensed Software which COMPANY distributes or licenses to or on\nbehalf of the United States of America, its agencies and\/or instrumentalities\n(the 'Government'), is provided to COMPANY with RESTRICTED RIGHTS. Use,\nduplication or disclosure by the Government is subject to restriction as set\nforth in subparagraph (c)(1)(ii) of the rights in Technical Data and Computer\nSoftware clause at DFAR 252.227-7013, or as set forth in the particular\ndepartment or agency regulations or rules which provide Microsoft protection\nequivalent to or greater than the above-cited clause. COMPANY shall comply with\nany requirements of the Government to obtain such RESTRICTED RIGHTS protection,\nincluding without limitation, the placement of any restrictive legends on the\nTool documentation and any license agreement used in connection with the\ndistribution thereof. Manufacturer is Microsoft Corporation, One Microsoft Way,\nRedmond, Washington 98052-6399. Under no circumstances shall Microsoft be\nobligated to comply with any Governmental requirements regarding cost and\npricing data and cost accounting. For any distribution or license of the\nLicensed Software that would require compliance by Microsoft with Governmental\nrequirements relating to cost and pricing data or cost accounting, COMPANY must\nobtain an appropriate waiver or exemption from such requirements for the benefit\nof Microsoft from the appropriate Governmental authority before the distribution\nand\/or license of the Licensed Software to the Government.\n\n       13.7 COMPANY acknowledges that the Licensed Software and the IEAK are\nsubject to the export control laws and regulations of the U.S., and any\namendments thereof. COMPANY agrees that it will not export or re-export the\nLicensed Software <font size=\"2\">and\/or the IEAK to any country, person, entity or end user\nsubject to U.S. export restrictions. COMPANY specifically agrees not to export\nor re-export the Licensed Software and\/or the IEAK (i) to any country to which\nthe U.S. has embargoed or restricted the export of goods or services, which as\nof December 31, 1996 include, but are not necessarily limited to, Cuba, Iran,\nIraq, Libya, North Korea, Sudan, and Syria, or to any national of any such\ncountry who COMPANY knows intends to transmit or transport the products back to\nsuch country; (ii) to any end-user who COMPANY knows will utilize the Licensed\nSoftware and\/or IEAK in the design, development or production of nuclear,\nchemical or biological weapons; or (iii) to any end-user who has been prohibited\nfrom participating in U.S. export transactions by any federal agency of the U.S.\ngovernment.\n\n      13.8 COMPANY shall, at its own expense, obtain and arrange for the\nmaintenance in full force and effect of all governmental approvals, consents,\nlicenses, authorizations,<\/font> declarations, filings, and registrations as may be\nnecessary for the performance of all of the terms and conditions of the\nAgreement including, but not limited to, foreign exchange approvals, import and\noffer agent licenses, fair trade approvals and all approvals which may be\nrequired to realize the purposes of the Agreement.\n\n      13.9 In the event income taxes are required to be withheld by any non-\nU.S.A. government on payments required hereunder, COMPANY may deduct such taxes\nfrom the amount owed MS and pay them to the appropriate tax authority. COMPANY\nshall promptly deliver to MS an official receipt for any such taxes withheld or\nother documents necessary to enable MS to claim a U.S.A. Foreign Tax Credit.\nCOMPANY will make certain that any taxes withheld are minimized to the extent\npermitted by the applicable law.\n\n      13.10 If either MS or COMPANY employs attorneys to enforce any rights\narising out of or relating to this Agreement, the prevailing party shall be\nentitled to recover reasonable attorneys' fees and costs.\n\n      13.11 The following Exhibits are part of this Agreement:\n\n            Exhibit B     Company ISP Service(s)\n            Exhibit C     Company Obligations\n            Exhibit D     ISP Referral Fees\n            Exhibit E     ISP Subscriber Configuration Guidelines\n\n                                      -11-\n\n \n            Exhibit G     Microsoft(R) Internet Explorer Online Logo Usage\n                          Guidelines\n            Attach l&amp;2    Microsoft Internet Explorer Logo Qualification\n                          Criteria\n            Exhibit H     Microsoft(R) Internet Explorer Standard Logo Usage\n                          Guidelines\n            Exhibit I     General Guidelines For Using Microsoft Trademarks\n            Exhibit X     Microsoft Frontpage Server Extensions\n            Exhibit Z     Windows 95 ISP Referral and Ordering Process\n\n\n  IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have executed this Agreement as of the date\nset forth above. All signed copies of this Agreement shall be deemed originals.\n\n\nMICROSOFT CORPORATION                    CONCENTRIC NETWORK CORPORATION\n                                         ------------------------------\n                                         (COMPANY)\n\n\/s\/ Cameron Myhrvold                     \/s\/ Henry R. Nothhaft         \n------------------------------------     ------------------------------\nBy (sign)                                By (sign)\n\nCameron Myhrvold                         Henry R. Nothhaft\n------------------------------------     ------------------------------\nName (Print)                             Name (Print)\n\n\nVice President, Public Network Sales     President &amp; CEO\n------------------------------------     ------------------------------\nTitle                                    Title\n\n       3\/28\/97                           March 26, 1997\n------------------------------------     ------------------------------\nDate                                     Date\n\n                                      -12-\n\n \n                                   EXHIBIT B\n                                   ---------\n\n                            COMPANY'S ISP SERVICE(S)\n\n\nConcentric's service offering for consumers includes basic dial-up subscriber\naccess to the Internet and World Wide Web, as well as value-added services.\n\nValue-added services include e-mail; access to newsgroups, global chat, IRC,\nFTP, gopher, and a personal Web site. Value-added services offered as additional\noptions include private-domain Web sites and dedicated Web servers, shell\naccounts (PPP, SLIP, and UNIX), rlogin, Telnet, and direct dial service.\n\n\n\n                              COMPANY SERVICE AREA\n\n\nUS and Canada\n\n                                      -13-\n\n \n                                   EXHIBIT C\n                                   ---------\n\n     COMPANY OBLIGATIONS (NOTE: MS OBLIGATIONS ARE SET FORTH IN SECTION 3)\n\n\nCOMPANY shall perform the following duties\/obligations:\n------------------------------------------------------ \n\n\n     1. Offer the ISP Service(s).\n\n     2. Develop and maintain a Sign-up Server. The Sign-up Server shall be\n        operational on a 7X24 basis.\n\n     3. Establish a toll free telephone number, or any other communication\n        medium mutually agreed to by the parties for the processing of orders\n        for ISP Subscribers. COMPANY shall notify MS in writing by a mutually\n        agreed upon date of such specific communication medium or other relevant\n        means of order entry secured by COMPANY for the ISP Service and any\n        other COMPANY Information. COMPANY shall use unique numbers, extensions\n        or addresses so as to ensure that all ISP Subscribers (e.g. those\n        directed to the Sign-up Server by the Internet Connection Wizard) can be\n        easily segregated from other orders received by COMPANY that do not\n        originate from the Internet Connection Wizard for revenue reporting\n        purposes.\n\n     4. Use and display the 'Microsoft Internet Explorer' logo on the home page\n        for COMPANY's ISP Service, along with a hot link to\n        www.microsoft.com\/ie\/ie.htm on the face of the home page.\n        --------------------------- \n\n     5. In copies of Microsoft Internet Explorer distributed by COMPANY, COMPANY\n        may set the 'default' URL to point to COMPANY's home page for the ISP\n        Service, provided that such home page includes a hot link to\n        www.microsoft.com\/ie\/ie.htm.\n        --------------------------- \n\n     6. Offer the Microsoft Internet Explorer as the standard web browser for\n        COMPANY's ISP Service. At the time of ISP Service request from an ISP\n        Subscriber, COMPANY shall not express or imply that an alternate browser\n        is available. COMPANY may provide a non-MS web browser with its ISP\n        Service only upon a customer initiated request.\n\n     7. COMPANY shall not advertise or otherwise promote any non-MS web browser\n        more than [*] of the total impressions for advertisements for web\n        browsers. By way of example, COMPANY shall not display any logo for, or\n        maintain a link to, a non-MS web browser on the front page of COMPANY's\n        website for the ISP Service, on the Start Page, or on the front page of\n        any COMPANY website for any other Internet access service offered by\n        COMPANY.\n\n     8. Use the Microsoft Internet Explorer name and logo in COMPANY's\n        packaging, advertising and promotional materials in connection with the\n        Licensed Software. Such use shall be pursuant to MS' standard trademark\n        policies as attached hereto and as may be provided by MS to COMPANY from\n        time to time.\n\n     9. Within sixty (60) days following execution of this Agreement, issue a\n        press release announcing that COMPANY has licensed the Microsoft\n        Internet Explorer and that the Microsoft Internet Explorer will be the\n        standard web browser included in COMPANY's ISP Service. In the event\n        COMPANY elects to distribute NetMeeting, COMPANY shall issue a press\n        release announcing such distribution within sixty (60) days following\n        execution of this Agreement. COMPANY shall provide any such press\n        release to Microsoft for review at least five (5) days prior to release.\n\n---------------\n[*] Certain information in this exhibit has been omitted and filed separately\n    with the Securities and Exchange Commission. A total of 2 pages containing\n    such information has been omitted from this exhibit. Confidential treatment\n    has been requested with respect to the omitted portions.\n\n\n                                      -14-\n\n \n        COMPANY agrees MS may use COMPANY's name in any press release MS issues\n        regarding licensing of the Microsoft Internet Explorer provided that if\n        the use of COMPANY's name extends beyond listing COMPANY as having\n        licensed Internet Explorer, MS shall provide such press release to\n        COMPANY for review at least five (5) days prior to release.\n\n    10. Before COMPANY is listed in the ISP Phone Book(s), COMPANY will test and\n        certify compliance of Access with MS specifications for security and\n        authentication protocols, other industry protocols, and other\n        specifications and standards specified by MS from time to time in\n        accordance with the procedures, and using the testing tools specified by\n        MS from time to time. COMPANY will provide MS with information and\n        access as requested by MS from time to time to allow MS to ensure\n        COMPANY's ongoing compliance with such specifications, the acceptance\n        testing procedures, and the terms of this Agreement. \n\n                                      -15-\n\n \n                                   EXHIBIT D\n                                   ---------\n\n                               ISP REFERRAL FEES\n                                        \n                                      [*]\n\n\n\n\n---------------\n[*] Certain information in this exhibit has been omitted and filed separately\n    with the Securities and Exchange Commission. A total of 2 pages containing\n    such information has been omitted from this exhibit. Confidential treatment\n    has been requested with respect to the omitted portions.\n\n\n                                      -16-\n\n \n                                   EXHIBIT E\n                                   ---------\n\n                    ISP SUBSCRIBER CONFIGURATION GUIDELINES\n                                        \n\n\n1. COMPANY shall configure the ISP Subscriber's copy of Internet Explorer\n   (hosted on the ISP Subscriber's computer) via an INS file such that the\n   'default' URL on Internet Explorer points to the Start Page.\n\n2. COMPANY can add and populate a 'favorites folder' on the ISP Subscriber's\n   copy of Internet Explorer via an INS file.\n\n3. COMPANY's ISP Information Page shall comply with the following:\n\n     a. Size of the HTML page limited to 20K.\n     b. The page should have one exit point that points back to the main\n        referral page.\n     c. No scrolling, no tabs, no links, and no fields.\n     d. Should fit on 640x480 with no fields.\n     e. Use buttons as much as possible.\n     f. Do not use hot links.\n     g. A 'cancel' leaves the entire Internet Connection Wizard.\n\n              MS reserves the right to change the above criteria.\n\n                                      -18-\n\n \n                             EXHIBIT G to the LICENSE AND DISTRIBUTION AGREEMENT\n\n                             Microsoft(R) Internet Explorer\n                             Online Logo Usage Guidelines\n\n                             This site is best experienced with\n\n                             [Logo 'Microsoft Internet Explorer']\n\n                             Click here to start\n\n\n1. USAGE\n     Use the Internet Explorer online logo (the 'Logo') only to promote\n     Microsoft Internet Explorer and indicate that your Internet Site includes\n     or is compatible with the Microsoft Internet Explorer.\n\n     The Logo may only be used on your Internet Site which must meet the\n     applicable Logo Qualification Criteria and may not be used in any other\n     fashion.\n\n     RECOMMENDED TEXT. Based upon extensive research, we suggest that the\n     Internet Explorer Logo be accompanied by the following text 'This site is\n     best experienced with ... Click here to start.' as indicated in the below\n     images. This information clarifies how the logo should be used, especially\n     for new Internet visitors who are unfamiliar with the different means of\n     navigating the Internet.\n\n                                 This site is best experienced with\n\n                                 [Logo 'Microsoft Internet Explorer']\n\n                                 Click here to start\n\n\n                                 This site is best experienced with   \n \n                                 [Logo 'Microsoft Internet Explorer']    \n\n                                 Click here to start.\n\n\n     PRODUCT NAME. It should appear as 'Microsoft(R) Internet Explorer at the\n     first and most prominent use in all materials and can thereafter be\n     referred to as 'Internet Explorer'.\n\n2. INTENT\n\n     You are not permitted to use the logo to disparage Microsoft, its products\n     or services, or for promotional goods or for products which, in MS'\n     reasonable judgment, may diminish or otherwise damage Microsoft's goodwill\n     in the Logo, including but not limited to uses which could be deemed to be\n     obscene, pornographic, excessively violent, or otherwise in poor taste or\n     unlawful, or which purpose is to encourage unlawful activities. Similarly,\n     you cannot imitate Microsoft's product packaging or the Logo in any of your\n     materials, including advertising, product packaging, and promotional\n     materials. The Logo must not be used in a manner that implies Microsoft's\n     sponsorship or endorsement of the product, service, or content presented on\n     your Internet Site.\n\n3. LOGO LINK\n     Used in an Internet Site, the Logo must be an active link to this URL\n     address:\n                     http:\/\/www.microsoft.com\/ie\/ie.htm\n                     -----------------------------------\n\n                                      -19-\n\n \n4. PRESENTATION\n\n    PROMINENCE. Do not use the Logo or the names 'Microsoft,' 'Microsoft\n    Internet Explorer,' or 'Internet Explorer' more prominently than your\n    company, product, or Internet Site name.\n\n    ARTWORK. Use only Microsoft authorized electronic artwork of the Logo. The\n    Logo must stand by itself and must include a minimum amount of empty space\n    surrounding the Logo (30 pixels) so as to separate it from any other object,\n    such as type, photography, borders, edges, and so on. The Logo may not be\n    used as a feature or design element of any other Logo.\n\n    SIZE. The Logo cannot be reduced in size beyond what is electronically\n    provided by Microsoft and must be placed in a prominent location on the\n    Internet Site where it is used. Do not remove any trademark symbols or alter\n    the Logo in any way. Redraws, distortions, or animation of the Logo are not\n    permitted beyond what is provided to authorized registered Microsoft\n    Online logo Internet Sites.\n\n    FOOTNOTE. Include the following footnote on Internet Sites that include the\n    Logo: 'Microsoft is a registered trademark in the United States and other\n    countries and the Microsoft Internet Explorer Logo is a trademark of\n    Microsoft Corporation.'\n\nALTERATIONS TO THESE GUIDELINES\nMicrosoft reserves the right to change the Logo and these Usage Guidelines at\nany time and solely at its discretion. If possible, Microsoft will provide\nadvanced notice of these changes. Any use of the Logo that is not consistent\nwith these guidelines is strictly prohibited.\n\nCANCELLATION OF AUTHORIZATION TO HOST LOGO\nMicrosoft reserves the right to review use of the Internet Explorer Logo.\nDisregard for these Usage Guidelines may result in a revocation of the right to\nuse the logo, and with it all benefits enjoyed through participation in the logo\nprogram.\n\nThird parties improperly using the Logo must correct any deficiencies in their\nuse of the Logo and\/or in the quality of the product used in conjunction with\nthe Logo upon reasonable notice from Microsoft. Refusal to correct such\ndeficiencies may result in revocation of the right to use the Logo.\n\nQUESTIONS\nIf you have any questions about the Logo Program, please send e-mail to\n'iservice@microsoft.com'\n\n\nTRADEMARKS. Microsoft and Windows are registered trademarks and ActiveX is a\ntrademark in the United States and other countries and the Microsoft Internet\nExplorer Logo is a trademark of Microsoft Corporation.\n\n                                      -20-\n\n \n       ATTACHMENT 1 TO EXHIBIT G OF THE MICROSOFT INTERNET EXPLORER LOGO\n                                USAGE GUIDELINES\n                     MICROSOFT(R) INTERNET EXPLORER ONLINE\n                          LOGO QUALIFICATION CRITERIA\n\n                       This site is best experienced with\n\n                      [Logo 'Microsoft Internet Explorer']\n\n                              Click here to Start\n\nGaining authorization to use the version of the Microsoft(R) Internet Explorer\nonline logo shown above for your Internet Site is easy. Simply fulfill the\nfollowing two criteria and you are eligible to use the logo.\n\n1. Showcase on your Internet Site one or more of these HTML features:\n       .  Ratings. Support self-regulation of content to ensure appropriate\n          -------                                                          \n          access to your Internet Site.\n       .  Marquees. Scroll text or graphics across your screen.\n          --------                                             \n       .  Enhanced tables. Use colors\/textures to make tabular data more\n          ---------------                                               \n          legible and visually appealing.\n       .  Background sounds. Provide an auditory experience when your Internet\n          -----------------                                                   \n          Site is accessed.\n       .  Watermarks. Create a mark of distinction on your home page.\n          ------------                                               \n       .  Inline AVIs. Graphically animate your page beyond static images.\n          -----------                                                     \n       .  Enhanced HTML Frame Tags. Simulate the appearance of a magazine with\n          ------------------------                                            \n          borderless, nonscrolling, floating frames, and even frames within\n          frames.\n       .  Enhanced HTML style sheets. Control margins, line spacing, and\n          ----------------------------                                  \n          placement of design elements; specify fonts and point sizes; get\n          desktop publishing support for the Web.\n\n2. Enroll in the logo program, and agree to follow the Logo Usage Guidelines.\n\n\nNEED HELP GETTING STARTED?\nPlease go to the FREE Microsoft Internet Explorer online logo--compliant Web\nsite template at http:\/\/www.microsoft.com\/ie\/log\/actxtemp.htm. This template\nwill help to get you started in building your Internet Site or to simply enhance\nyour existing Internet Site. See examples of the new HTML features and ActiveX-\ncompatible controls at the ActiveX Gallery at\nhttp:\/\/www.microsoft.com\/ie\/appdev\/controls\/default.htm.\n\nIf you want more assistance, order the ActiveX Development Kit at\nhttp:\/\/www.microsoft.com\/intdev\/sdk.\n\nNOTE ABOUT CHANGES:\nNote: Due to the rapid development of Internet Explorer technology, these\ncriteria will change periodically over time. All online logo authorized sites\nwill be notified by e-mail of any changes to these criteria. Permission to use\nthe logo is limited to those who meet the then applicable criteria, and those\nwho no longer meet the criteria must discontinue use of logo.\n\nTRADEMARKS. Microsoft and Windows are registered trademarks and ActiveX is a\ntrademark in the United States and other countries and the Microsoft Internet\nExplorer Logo is a trademark of Microsoft Corporation.\n\n                                      -21-\n\n \n       ATTACHMENT 2 TO EXHIBIT G OF THE MICROSOFT INTERNET EXPLORER LOGO\n                                USAGE GUIDELINES\n                     MICROSOFT(R) INTERNET EXPLORER ONLINE\n                      ANIMATED LOGO QUALIFICATION CRITERIA\n\n                       This site is best experienced with\n\n                      [Logo 'Microsoft Internet Explorer']\n\n                              Click here to start.\n\nGaining authorization to use the animated version of the Microsoft Internet\nExplorer online logo shown above for your Internet Site is easy. Simply fulfill\nthe following three criteria and you are eligible to use the logo:\n\n1. Showcase on your Internet Site one or more of these HTML features:.\n       .  Ratings. Support self-regulation of content to ensure appropriate\n          -------                                                          \n          access to your Internet Site.\n       .  Marquees. Scroll text or graphics across your screen.\n          --------                                             \n       .  Enhanced tables. Use colors\/textures to make tabular data more\n          ---------------                                               \n          legible and visually appealing.\n       .  Background sounds. Provide an auditory experience when your Internet\n          -----------------                                                   \n          Site is accessed.\n       .  Watermarks. Create a mark of distinction on your home page.\n          ------------                                               \n       .  Inline AVIs. Graphically animate your page beyond static images.\n          -----------                                                     \n       .  Enhanced HTML Frame Tags. Simulate the appearance of a magazine with\n          ------------------------                                            \n          borderless, nonscrolling, floating frames, and even frames within\n          frames.\n       .  Enhanced HTML style sheets. Control margins, line spacing, and\n          ----------------------------                                  \n          placement of design elements; specify fonts and point sizes; get\n          desktop publishing support for the Web.\n\n2. Activate your Internet Site with ActiveX-compatible Technology.\nSupport one or more ActiveX-compatible controls on your Internet Site.\n\n       .  Demonstrate ActiveX-compatible controls. Make your Internet Site\n          ---------------------------------------                         \n          interactive today!\n\n       .  Script ActiveX-compatible controls. Use ActiveX-compatible scripts to\n          ----------------------------------                                   \n          make a Web page interactive. You can easily link together\n          ActiveX-compatible controls or intrinsic controls to create\n          dynamic pages.\n\n3. Enroll in the logo program and agree to follow the Logo Usage Guidelines.\n\nNEED HELP GETTING STARTED?\nPlease go to the FREE Microsoft Internet Explorer online logo-compliant Web site\ntemplate at http:\/\/www.microsoft.com\/ie\/log\/actxtemp.htm. This template will\nhelp to get you started in building your Internet Site or to simply enhance your\nexisting Internet Site. See examples of the new HTML features and ActiveX-\ncompatible controls at the ActiveX Gallery at\nhttp:\/\/www.microsoft.com\/ie\/appdev\/controls\/default.htm.\n\n. If you want more assistance, order the ActiveX Development Kit at\n  http:\/\/www.microsoft.com\/intdev\/sdk.\n\nNote: Due to the rapid development of Internet Explorer technology, these\ncriteria will change periodically over time. All online logo authorized sites\nwill be notified by e-mail of any changes to these criteria. Permission to use\nthe logo is limited to those who meet the then applicable criteria, and those\nwho no longer meet the criteria must discontinue use of logo.\n\nTRADEMARKS. Microsoft and Windows are registered trademarks and ActiveX is a\ntrademark in the United States and other countries and the Microsoft Internet\nExplorer Logo is a trademark of Microsoft Corporation.\n\n                                      -22-\n\n \n              EXHIBIT H TO THE LICENSE AND DISTRIBUTION AGREEMENT\n              ---------------------------------------------------\n\n         MICROSOFT(R) INTERNET EXPLORER STANDARD LOGO USAGE GUIDELINES\n         -------------------------------------------------------------\n\n                                    Includes\n\n                       [Microsoft Internet Explorer Logo]\n\n\nMicrosoft has established the following set of guidelines to assist you in\nproper use of the Microsoft Internet Explorer standard logo (the 'Logo'). The\npower of the Logo lies in its consistent and appropriate use. Any usage outside\nthese guidelines dilutes the effectiveness of the Logo and makes it more\ndifficult to defend our rights to the trademark. Microsoft reserves the right to\nchange the Logo and\/or these Guidelines at any time at its discretion. Third\nparties shall comply with the Guidelines as amended from time to time.\n\nACCOMPANYING WORDS\n\nThe graphic may not be used without the words 'Includes,' 'Microsoft(R),' and\n'Internet Explorer' attached, except as otherwise provided below. No additional\nor substitute words may be used. The words may not be abbreviated, translated,\nor transliterated, as in non-English documentation. Microsoft will, however,\nprovide the Logo in versions where the word 'Includes' may be translated for the\nlocal market, as available. You may not substitute your own translation of the\nLogo.\n\nUSING THE MICROSOFT INTERNET EXPLORER STANDARD LOGO\n\n   .  Use the Logo only to promote Microsoft Internet Explorer and indicate that\n      your product includes Microsoft Internet Explorer.\n\n   .  This Logo is NOT to be placed on World Wide Web sites for the purpose of\n      downloading Microsoft Internet Explorer. For this purpose, please see the\n      Microsoft Internet Explorer Online Logo Usage guidelines at\n      http:\/\/www.microsoft.com\/ie\/logo\/.\n\n   .  Microsoft will provide you with electronic artwork of the Logo. You may\n      not alter this artwork in any way.\n\n   .  This Logo is for Microsoft and third party use only as a graphical\n      representation of Microsoft Internet Explorer software.\n        *   Microsoft Use: The Logo may be used by Microsoft on packaging,\n            channel, collateral, advertising, direct mail, and events\n            promotion materials for Microsoft products that include Microsoft\n            Internet Explorer software. When referring to Microsoft Internet\n            Explorer by itself, Microsoft may use the Logo without the word\n            'Includes.'\n        *   Third Party Use: The Logo may be used by third parties authorized\n            to distribute the Microsoft Internet Explorer software under a\n            separate License and Distribution Agreement. Authorized third\n            parties may use the Logo only on the product packaging of\n            products that include Microsoft Internet Explorer software and\n            related advertising.\n\nLEGAL INFORMATION\n\n   .  The Logo is owned by Microsoft Corporation. All uses of the Logo must\n      include the following notice:'Microsoft is a registered trademark in the\n      United States and other countries and the Microsoft Internet Explorer Logo\n      is a trademark of Microsoft Corporation.' A trademark symbol (TM) should\n      appear to the right of the Logo without alteration from the electronic or\n      camera-ready artwork provided. In\n\n                                      -23-\n\n \n      addition, a registered trademark symbol ((R)) must appear in the upper-\n      right corner immediately following the word 'Microsoft.' Do not remove any\n      trademark symbols or alter the Logo in any way.\n\n   .  The product name for Microsoft Internet Explorer should appear as\n      'Microsoft(R) Internet Explorer' at the first and most prominent use in\n      all materials and can thereafter be referred to as 'Internet Explorer.'\n\n   .  Microsoft owns the Microsoft Internet Explorer Logo and all uses of the\n      Logo will inure to the benefit of Microsoft. Third parties shall employ\n      best efforts to use the Logo in a manner that does not derogate from\n      Microsoft's rights in the Logo and will take no action that will interfere\n      with or diminish Microsoft's rights in the Logo. Third parties should not\n      adopt, use, or register any corporate name, trade name, trademark, service\n      mark or certification mark, trade dress, or other designation similar to,\n      or containing in whole or in part the Logo.\n\n   .  Third parties may not use the Logo in a manner that would imply that their\n      company or any goods or services provided by such third parties are\n      sponsored or endorsed by, or affiliated with Microsoft.\n\n   .  Third parties may not display the Logo on packaging, documentation,\n      collateral, or advertising in a manner that suggests their product is a\n      Microsoft product, or in a manner that suggests Microsoft is a part of\n      their product name.\n\n   .  You are not permitted to use the Logo to disparage Microsoft Corporation,\n      its subsidiaries, products, or services, or for promotional goods or for\n      products which, in Microsoft's reasonable judgment, may diminish or\n      otherwise damage Microsoft's goodwill in the Logo, including but not\n      limited to uses that could be deemed to be obscene, pornographic,\n      excessively violent, or otherwise in poor taste or unlawful, or which\n      purpose is to encourage unlawful activities.\n\n   .  Third parties may not imitate Microsoft's product packaging or the Logo in\n      any of their materials, including advertising, product packaging, and\n      promotional materials.\n\n   .  The Logo or the names 'Microsoft,' 'Microsoft Internet Explorer,' or\n      'Internet Explorer' cannot appear larger and\/or more prominent than third\n      parties' trade name, service name, product name, or trademark on any\n      materials produced or distributed by such third parties.\n\n   .  Microsoft reserves the right to object to unfair uses or misuses of its\n      trademarks or other violations of applicable law.\n\nSIZING AND PLACEMENT REQUIREMENTS\n\n   .  Recommended minimum size is 1' high. The 'small' graphic interchange\n      format (GIF) file provided is an example of the smallest recommended size.\n\n   .  The Logo with accompanying words must stand alone. A minimum amount of\n      empty space must surround the Logo so as to separate it from any other\n      object such as type, photography, borders, edges, and soon. The required\n      border of empty space around the Logo must be 1\/2x wide, where x equals\n      the height of the Logo as measured from the top edge of the word\n      'Includes' to the bottom edge of the word 'Explorer.'\n\n   .  You may not combine the Logo with any other object, including, but not\n      limited to, other logos, words, graphics, photos, slogans, numbers, design\n      features, or symbols.\n\n   .  The Logo may not be used as a design feature on your product, product\n      packaging, documentation, collateral, or advertising.\n\nFOUR-COLOR OR ONE-COLOR APPLICATIONS\n\n\nCOLORS\n\nThe color version is the preferred way of reproducing the Logo. The Logo\nconsists of a blue graphic element and black type. The PANTONE(R) Matching\nSystem (PMS) color for the blue is PMS 279 C. Four-color process (CMYK)\nequivalents can also be used. For online usage, the blue color should be Red 0,\nGreen 102, Blue 255 for 8-bit or higher resolution palettes.\n\nThe color version can be reproduced only as described here.\n\n                                      -24-\n\n \nBLACK-AND-WHITE APPLICATIONS\n\nThe black-and-white Logo consists of black graphic element and black type.\nPlease use the file provided.\n\nACCESSING THE FILES\n\nThe print files are provided in Encapsulated PostScript(R) (EPS) and Windows(R)\nmetafile (WMF) format. Use the EPS files for materials printed to a Postscript-\ncompatible printer. Use the Windows metafile to print to a non-PostScript\nprinter. These files should not be opened and edited, only placed (for example,\nselect 'import...picture') into software programs such as common page-layout or\npresentation programs, word-processing software, and so forth. Due to\ntranslation problems between the Mac and PC, Mac(TM) EPS images may lose their\npreview. When you place them into your page-layout document, you will see a box\nor big 'X' instead of the preview. The image will still print correctly and the\nbounding box accurately shows the size of the image. EPS images are sizable, but\nplease scale proportionately. PC EPS images only have black-and-white previews.\nIf you chose to use a color PC EPS, it will still preview in black and white.\nWhen you print it, the color will print correctly. EPS format is device-\ndependent so the resolution of the device you are printing to is the resolution\nyou will achieve. The art files include Adobe Illustrator (ART) and Macromedia\nFreehand (FH5) format. These are provided for use where the print files supplied\nwill not work. They are not to be altered.\n\nQUALITY CONTROL\n\nMicrosoft reserves the right to review your use of the Logo and to conduct spot\nchecks on all products, product packaging, marketing materials, and\ndocumentation and may periodically send out requests for samples. Microsoft may\nalso conduct spot checks in retail outlets and other product sources to monitor\nyour compliance with these Logo Usage Guidelines. Refusal to submit samples,\nnoncompliance with these Guidelines, or failure to correct any deficiencies in\nyour use of the Logo and\/or in the quality of the product used in conjunction\nwith the Logo upon reasonable notice from Microsoft could result in revocation\nof your license to use the Logo.\n\n(C) 1996 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.\nMicrosoft and Windows are registered trademarks in the United States and\/or\nother countries and the Microsoft Internet Explorer logo is a trademark of\nMicrosoft Corporation.\nPostScript is a registered trademark of Adobe Systems, Inc. Macintosh is a\nregistered trademark and Mac is a trademark of Apple Computer, Inc. PANTONE\nis a registered trademark of Pantone, Inc.\n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\n                                      -25-\n\n \n                                   EXHIBIT I\n\n\n               GENERAL GUIDELINES FOR USING MICROSOFT TRADEMARKS\n\nThe name Microsoft is synonymous with high-quality computer software and\n         ---------\nhardware products; throughout the world, thousands of products produced every\nday bear the trademarks of Microsoft Corporation. A trademark is a word, name,\ndesign, or phrase that identifies a product and distinguishes it from similar\nproducts made by competitors. Consequently, Microsoft trademarks are worth\nmillions of dollars because they represent the standards of excellence and\nconsistent quality associated with Microsoft(R) products. Without trademarks,\nconsumers wouldn't be able to distinguish different manufacturers' products or\nproducts of high quality from those of lesser quality. For these reasons, it's\nimportant to understand trademarks and what you can do to protect them.\n\nTrademark rights are acquired by the proper, continuous use of the trademarks. A\ntrademark that hasn't been registered with the Trademark Office is noted with a\nTM. Registered marks are noted with an (R).\n\n\nWHY PROTECT TRADEMARKS?\n\nProperly used, a trademark can be legally protected indefinitely. However, if\nit's used improperly, a trademark can become diluted or fall into generic use\narid lose its protected status. Words such as aspirin, zipper, kerosene, and\nharmonica were once trademarks that became generic because their owners did not\nprotect them properly.\n\nMicrosoft doesn't want its valuable trademarks added to the list of genericized\ntrademarks.  The responsibility for protecting trademarks occurs every time each\ntrademark is used by Microsoft employees and our licensees-whether the\ntrademarks are used in products, presentations, books, marketing materials, or\nadvertisements.\n\nCorrect use of our trademarks is important to Microsoft, so we've drafted the\nfollowing guidelines.\n\nSIX SIMPLE RULES FOR PROTECTING MICROSOFT TRADEMARKS?\n\n1.  Set trademarks apart from other words or the nouns they modify.\n    --------------------------------------------------------------\nThe common way to do this is to properly capitalize the product name and\ndesignate the trademarks with the appropriate symbols-(R) or TM. You can also\nuse underlining, italics, or bold type. Examples:\n\n                    INCORRECT  WHEN YOU STARTUP WINDOWS, CLICK ON THE...\n                    CORRECT    WHEN YOU STARTUP MICROSOFT(R) WINDOWS(R)\n                               OPERATING SYSTEM, CLICK ON THE...\n\n2.  Use Microsoft trademarks as proper adjectives.\n    ---------------------------------------------\nTrademarks are adjectives that describe a specific person, place, or thing.\nBecause a trademark is an adjective, use it with the noun that it modifies.\nExample:\n\n             THE FORMAT COMMAND OF THE MS-DOS(R) OPERATING SYSTEM...\n\nIf you use the same trademark repeatedly in a piece, you must use it correctly:\nAt first reference, use the Microsoft product name plus its full descriptor;\nthereafter, the trademark should appear with its noun descriptor at least 50\npercent of the time. (In the example above, 'operating system' is the\ndescriptor.)\n\n                                      -26-\n\n \nIn th<font size=\"2\">e case of our Windows(R) trademark, follow the correct example below.\n\n             INCORRECT  WINDOWS APPLICATIONS [OR MACHINE\/PC]\n             CORRECT    APPLICATION FOR THE WINDOWS(R) OPERATING SYSTEM\n\nYou may refer to products that are compatible with the Windows operating system\nas: 'Windows(R)-compatible products', 'Windows(R)-based products' or 'products\nfor Windows(R).'\n\n3.  NEVER combine a Microsoft trademark\/product name with your (or another\n    ----------------------------------------------------------------------\nthird party's) trademark\/product name.\n-------------------------------------\n\nTrademarks serve to identify the source of a product.  If Microsoft trademarks\nare combined with the trademarks or product names of others, consumers may be\nconfused as to which company is the source of a product.\n\n4.  Don't use Microsoft trademarks in the possessive or plural form.\n    ---------------------------------------------------------------\n      Examples:\n\n             INCORRECT  CODEVIEW(R)'S INTERFACE\n             CORRECT    THE MICROSOFT(R) CODEVIEW(R) DEBUGGER'S INTERFACE\n\n             <\/font>INCORRECT  A CASE OF MICROSOFT(R) POWERPOINT(R)S\n             CORRECT    A CASE OF MICROSOFT(R) POWERPOINT(R) PRESENTATION\n                        GRAPHICS PROGRAMS\n\n5.  Use the appropriate trademark symbol in the proper place and give\n    ----------------------------------------------------------------- \n    proper attribution.\n    ------------------\n\n             SYMBOLS:\n                  R  =  REGISTERED TRADEMARK OR SERVICE MARK\n                  TM =  TRADEMARK OWNERSHIP CLAIMED\n\n             NOTICE:\n             '_____________ IS A REGISTERED TRADEMARK AND __________ IS A\n             TRADEMARK OF MICROSOFT CORPORATION.'\n\n\n6.  Do not shorten, abbreviate or create acronyms out of Microsoft trademarks.\n    -------------------------------------------------------------------------\nEXAMPLES: DO NOT SAY VC++ FOR THE TRADEMARK VISUAL C++(TM) OR FP FOR THE\nREGISTERED TRADEMARK FOXPRO(R).\n\n\nPROPER USE OF MICROSOFT TRADEMARKS BY OTHERS\n\n   .  You must have a distinct product name for your product which does not\n      include any Microsoft product name or trademark.\n\n   .  You should not market any product under a name that is confusingly similar\n      to a Microsoft product name or trademark.\n\n   .  You should not place your company name, trademarks, service marks or\n      product names next to a Microsoft product name on packaging, disk labels,\n      or advertisements.\n\n   .  You are not allowed to use the Microsoft logo on your packaging.\n\n   .  You may only use the Microsoft logo pursuant to the Microsoft logo\n      guidelines below.\n\n                                      -27-\n\n \n   .  You must not imitate Microsoft packaging and must display your own\n      name more prominently than the Microsoft name in the product.\n\n                                      -28-\n\n \n                           MICROSOFT LOGO GUIDELINES\n\nTHE LOGO TYPEFACE\n\nThe Microsoft logo is a specifically designed form of the company name and may\nnot be retypeset or modified in any way. Artwork for the logo is available as\nprinted logo sheets in positive and negative versions, and in electronic form.\n\nCOMBINING THE LOGO WITH OTHER GRAPHICS\n\nThe Microsoft logo never appears with any other symbol or icon (except the\nregistered trademark symbol), nor is it contained within a box, circle, or other\nshape. The logo must always be accompanied by the registered trademark symbol.\nOne company logo worldwide ensures that Microsoft is recognized and understood\nconsistently around the world.\n\nCOLOR\n\nThe approved colors for the logo are black or reversed out to white. The logo\nshould never be screened back, built out of four-color process screens, or\nbroken into multiple colors. Any case for deviation for internal Microsoft use\nmust be presented to the Creative Director in Corporate Marketing, Redmond,\nWashington.\n\nPROXIMITY TO OTHER ELEMENTS\n\nTo properly stage the logo, a minimum clearance between the logo and other\nelements must be maintained. The cap height of the M in the Microsoft logo\nindicates the measurement of minimum clearance between the logo and other\nelements on all sides of the logo. This rule alone dictates placement of the\nlogo in marketing communications.\n\nMINIMUM SIZE\n\nThe logo should never appear below a minimum size of 3\/4' or 2 cm in width.\nSizes below this measurement decrease readability dramatically.\n\nUSE OF THE MICROSOFT LOGO BY THIRD-PARTIES\n\nThe Microsoft logo may be used only when referring to Microsoft Corporation. The\nfollowing terms and conditions apply when using our corporate logo. Any use of\nthe logo that falls outside what is outlined below is strictly prohibited. For\nfurther information or clarification on third-party use of the Microsoft logo,\nplease contact the Permissions\/Trademark Group at fax number (206) 869-1327, or\nemail permtmk@microsoft.com.\n\n1. Our logo may only be used to identify Microsoft Corporation or Microsoft\n   products or services.\n\n2. Our logo may not be used in a manner that would imply your company is\n   sponsored or endorsed by, or affiliated with, Microsoft.\n\n3. Our logo may not be used in a manner that would imply goods or services\n   provided by your company are sponsored or endorsed by, or affiliated with,\n   Microsoft.\n\n                                      -29-\n\n \n4. Our logo may not be used in a manner that would disparage Microsoft\n   Corporation, its subsidiaries, or its products or services.\n\n5. Our logo should never appear larger and\/or more prominent than your trade\n   name, service name, or trademark on any materials produced or distributed by\n   your company.\n\n6. The following trademark designation '(R)' must appear in the upper right or\n   at the baseline immediately following the logo. The logo should be\n   accompanied by the following footnote.\n\n          Microsoft is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation.\n\n7. You must use the logo provided by Microsoft Corporation with no changes in\n   the color or design. Camera-ready art is provided for reproduction purposes\n   only.\n\n8. Microsoft reserves the right to object to unfair uses or misuses of its\n   trademarks or other violations of applicable law.\n\n                                      -30-\n\n \n                                   EXHIBIT X\n                                   ---------\n\n\n                     MICROSOFT FRONTPAGE SERVER EXTENSIONS\n\n\n1. Authoring Support\n2. 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