In Coleman v$.$ Retina Consultants, P$.$C$.,$ the case in the text, the court held that:

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the noncompetition clause in the Software Agreement was enforceable as a matter of law.

Retina could only prohibit Coleman from marketing the program with a noncompetition agreement.

the plain language of the injunction exceeded the scope required of Coleman pursuant to the terms of the Software Agreement.

the software was not a trade secret because it's coding was available to the public.