Licenses are for use in specific countries (geos). Contact an Autodesk
Reseller or the local Autodesk office in the destination country to transfer
the license. There is a fee involved. The local rep can provide the
information.
Depending upon the destination, it may be less expensive to purchase
locally. Of course, the localization (language) of the product may be an
issue.
FYI: Larger companies can purchase GNUL (Global Network User Licenses) to
allow licenses to be shared around the world. Contact your Autodesk Rep for
more info.
"Peer Hoffmann" <**ph@ambu.com**> wrote in message
news:6036138@discussion.autodesk.com...
Hi
I have an Inventor user that is going to live in China on a company contract
for some years and he asks whether he can change some registry entries in
his existing installation (European to Asian region) or he needs a new
installation when he gets there?
We are on subscription in both places, but obviously not having the same
contract no.
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Peer
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