proprietary program
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proprietary program
(prə′prī·ə′ter·ē ′prō·grəm)
(computer science) A computer program that is owned by someone, and whose use may thus be restricted in some manner or entail payment of a fee. Also known as owned program. More narrowly, a program that is exploited commercially as a separate product.
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