Installation & Licensing
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Brenden
Did you use the custom.lst file during the install. If you did with your
installation, IT DOESN"T WORK!!!!. The custom.lst file is only for use
with the client heavy deployment.
The install seems to run but when it comes time to copy the client files
over it gives an error copying files and then crashes the install, before
it gets to register the apps.
Ran into this same problem here and according to AutoDesk there is no way
around this problem (It only cost me $65 dollars to find this out
)
Hope this helps!
Shawn
Brendan McKee wrote in message <7och6l$sil16@adesknews2.autodesk.com>...
>We are running AutoCAD R14.01 from an NT 4.0 server with a network
>deployment (all files on the server). This initially seemed to work fine,
>but later I noticed that the ARX demand loaded commands (matchprop,
>draworder, etc.) were not functioning properly. Another problem that did
>not appear until recently was that after running the network R14 setup on a
>client machine a warning message that AutoCAD had not been installed
>properly comes up after running R14 the first time on the client machine.
>
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>Brendan
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>
Did you use the custom.lst file during the install. If you did with your
installation, IT DOESN"T WORK!!!!. The custom.lst file is only for use
with the client heavy deployment.
The install seems to run but when it comes time to copy the client files
over it gives an error copying files and then crashes the install, before
it gets to register the apps.
Ran into this same problem here and according to AutoDesk there is no way
around this problem (It only cost me $65 dollars to find this out
)Hope this helps!
Shawn
Brendan McKee wrote in message <7och6l$sil16@adesknews2.autodesk.com>...
>We are running AutoCAD R14.01 from an NT 4.0 server with a network
>deployment (all files on the server). This initially seemed to work fine,
>but later I noticed that the ARX demand loaded commands (matchprop,
>draworder, etc.) were not functioning properly. Another problem that did
>not appear until recently was that after running the network R14 setup on a
>client machine a warning message that AutoCAD had not been installed
>properly comes up after running R14 the first time on the client machine.
>
.
.
.
>Brendan
>
>
>
