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Licence or License?

In British English, both Licence and License are used:
  • Licence - This is the noun (a thing). So you might have a Driver's Licence.
  • License - This is the verb (a doing word). So you might be given License to run software.
AllIncontext Limited provides a Software License (assuming you have fulfilled the criteria to be granted license) to allow something to be done with its Software. If you printed off the License web page (assuming you were authorized to do this by AllIncontext Limited), you would have a copy of the Licence. For a more detailed explanation see this link.

AllIncontext Limited is registered in England, No 04624520. Registered office address: 12-14 High Street, Petersfield, Hampshire, GU32 3JG.

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