From a recent FAQ on the topic… “Autodesk is gradually transitioning new software purchases for our products to subscription options only. In the first phase of this transition, new seats of standalone desktop software products will generally be available only as a Desktop Subscription beginning February 1, 2016.” This is the next step in ADSK’s […]
Autodesk provides several Options for licensing their software. Which one makes sense for you depends on the situation you are in. There are four Options when you purchase the software: Stand Alone: For individuals or small to medium businesses requiring a specific number of users. If you are a small office that has 6 people […]
Once you have installed AutoCAD 2014, you will need to either continue using the 30 day trial or activate the license that you have purchased. Activation is pretty easy to do as long as you are connected to the Internet. When you first open the product, it will be in the Trial Version mode. This […]
Simplified Upgrade Pricing Begins March 16, 2010 You need to be aware of a change that is coming… From the Autodesk website… Autodesk is introducing a new, streamlined upgrade pricing model on March 16, 2010. Under our current upgrade pricing model, the price of your upgrade depends on which product release you own. After March […]
In my last post on this issue I opened the topic with the options that Autodesk provides with licensing. My concern is that choosing one or the other does not allow me to cover my disaster recovery needs. If I go one way – I have troubles. If I go the other way – I […]
When creating a deployment image for 2010… here is what is presented related to the licensing scheme. I am having conversations with Autodesk about my vision of how a license should work and what I want and this was offered at the time of deployment. They have two versions of licensing – Redundant and Distributed […]
Part of the Ancillary Service Agreement for Home Use is the following wording… “Subject to the terms set forth below, the Home Use benefit commences on the date of the issuance of the authorization code from Autodesk and continues for a period of 13 months from such date, at which time the software program will […]
Continue reading about AutoCAD Home Use – the clock is ticking
Here is a list of the possible home use seats you can get if you are on Subscription… Architectural Desktop AutoCAD AutoCAD Electrical AutoCAD LT AutoCAD Mechanical Building Systems Civil 3D Inventor Professional Inventor Series Land Desktop Map 3ds Max Raster Design Revit Revit Series Revit Series Structure Revit Series Systems Plus Revit Structure Survey […]
Continue reading about Autodesk Home Use – more than just AutoCAD
Another benefit of being on subscription… Autodesk Subscription allows Home Use of software programs that you have under Subscription, subject to the terms and conditions outlined on your subscription site. So you need to log on to your subscription site at http://pointa.autodesk.com or call your reseller to find out how to get the software. Home […]