AutoCAD 2010/2011/2012 DWG Format

[#1]

Hi

We have had a student working with an educational version of acad and know we get the message "produced by an autodesk educational product" every time we open the dwg,s made by him. And if we use any part of this dwg in a new dwg -the new dwg will also be "infected" with this "virus"
How can we get rid of this message?

Jörn Küchler
Calderys

[#2]

You can't. Educational version are just that and may not be used for
commercial purposes, so if the student is doing commercial work with it he
is violating the license agreement.

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Lance W.
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"J%C3%B6rnKuchler6874" wrote in message
news:6400256@discussion.autodesk.com...
> Hi
>
> We have had a student working with an educational version of acad and know
> we get the message "produced by an autodesk educational product" every
> time we open the dwg,s made by him. And if we use any part of this dwg in
> a new dwg -the new dwg will also be "infected" with this "virus"
> How can we get rid of this message?
>
> Jörn Küchler
> Calderys

[#3]

Do you mean you want to know how to use drawing work done with an
educational (not for profit) version? And you post your company name? To
use any part of that drawing contravenes your license agreement on the edu
version and your full version.
Try google why we argue back and forth here why this 'virus' exists.


wrote in message
news:6400256@discussion.autodesk.com...
Hi

We have had a student working with an educational version of acad and know
we get the message "produced by an autodesk educational product" every time
we open the dwg,s made by him. And if we use any part of this dwg in a new
dwg -the new dwg will also be "infected" with this "virus"
How can we get rid of this message?

Jörn Küchler
Calderys

[#4]

>...why this 'virus' exists

Not a virus. AutoCAD gives you warnings not to use the content. A virus would infect without knowledge.

[#5]

J%C3%B6rnKuchler6874 wrote:
> How can we get rid of this message?

Very easy.
Don't use an EDU version for commercial work.

--
R.K. McSwain
http://cadpanacea.com

[#6]

I was quoting and the first 'why' meant to read 'while'
:-)


wrote in message news:6400364@discussion.autodesk.com...
>...why this 'virus' exists

Not a virus. AutoCAD gives you warnings not to use the content. A virus
would infect without knowledge.

[#7]

Thanks Nathan for the tip to Google -This solved my problem!