CADDManager on December 20th, 2006

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 be [...]

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CADDManager on December 19th, 2006

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
Viz
Again - check with your reseller to get exact details. Home Use is not currently
available for all software programs [...]

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CADDManager on December 14th, 2006

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 Use is not [...]

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CADDManager on April 20th, 2005

There is a newer form of installing software. I don’t know how long it has been available (let me know if you know). It is called Multi-seat Stand-Alone Licensing.
The multi-seat stand-alone license enables the purchaser to install, register, and activate an Autodesk products on several workstations using a single serial number. The mulitseat stand-alone license [...]

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CADDManager on April 13th, 2005

Way back when… Microstation started letting people legally take home a copy of Microstation so that folks could learn the tool. Autodesk responded in kind and allowed users to have a copy at work and one at home. I am talking about legal copies (not the software that you got from your brother in law [...]

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