Flex 2009 question

[Anonymous]

Just good in some new license files for 2009 product line.

Under the Increment Plist is a listing of what appears to be all products from 2007 through 2009.
What significance does this have?

[brettgatti]

Subscription customers can now run 3 versions back with their new license file.

[Anonymous]

http://blog.jtbworld.com/2008/02/network-license-news-in-autocad-2009.html
http://blog.jtbworld.com/2008/04/package-license-file-introduced-with.html

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"jpostlewait" wrote in message news:5950924@discussion.autodesk.com...
> Just good in some new license files for 2009 product line.
>
> Under the Increment Plist is a listing of what appears to be all products
> from 2007 through 2009.
> What significance does this have?

[Anonymous]

This way you and utilize all of your licenses in any combination or releases going back 3 releases.
This way you are always guaranteed to be in compliance.

Bob Holland
Bob Holland Consulting
bob@bobhollandconsulting.com

[TravisNave]

John,

If you are referring to the PLIST, that of course is the license roll-over. You only need one PLIST increment, thus Autodesk keeps extending it with all the licenses that support this.

The other responses here are referring to the new PACKAGE increment. If this is what you are referring to, then yes... it allows the usage for subscription users to continue to use their older software up to three versions back.

Nice to hear from you again in here, btw.

[Anonymous]

The string after the plist.
Upgraded the license server here the other day and thought the license files looked more like War and Peace than a license.
Just pasted them on the end of my regular license file and everything seemed to work.
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