That means that they will no longer be eligible for upgrades, you'd have to buy a whole new seat the next time you want a new version, and new updates/fixes won't be posted on the Autodesk website for them (you'll still be able to find and download existing updates though).
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Vanilla
- AutoCAD LT® 2005
- AutoCAD® 2005
- Autodesk® Land Desktop 2005
- Autodesk Map 3D® 2005
- Autodesk® Raster Design 2005
- Autodesk® Architectural Desktop 2005
- Autodesk® VIZ 2005
- Autodesk® 3Ds Max® 7
- AutoCAD® Mechanical 2005
- AutoCAD® Electrical 2005
- Autodesk Inventor® Series 9
2 comments:
I'm doing a little market research for a friend of mine. He is currently creating a web based cad application. Is there a market for web based cad products opposed to buying a cad software application?
I don't think so.
Perhaps as merely a supplement, like if we're working in the field and want to access our software. Or for temp jobs, ala 'renting' an application for the course of a short project.
But, I think most of us still have pretty brick-and-mortar feelings of possession. We like the software residing on our hard drive, with the cd in our hands... so, if there's a power loss or communications interference, we'd still be able to continue working.
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