A computer program distributed to a limited number of users is usually not sold; rather,the producer of the program generally retains ownership and:
A) monopolizes the same.
B) retains the same for his lifetime.
C) licenses the use of it.
D) transfers to the government after 10 years.

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When a producer distributes a computer program to a limited number of users, they usually retain ownership of the program and may choose to license the use of it to those users. This allows the producer to maintain control over how the program is used and to potentially earn revenue from licensing fees. A and B are not relevant options, and D is unlikely as there is no established practice of transferring ownership of software to the government after a certain period of time.

A Computer Program Distributed to a Limited Number of Users