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conversion of standalone to network

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Anonymous
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‎01-04-2007 09:05 PM
‎01-04-2007 09:05 PM

conversion of standalone to network

I have 10 standalone inventor11 licenses installed,now i am going for network license.do i need to uninstall & reinstall the software or is there any way to convert it to network like how we do for AutoCAD in regedit HKEY LOCALMACHINE.
I know only for AutoCAD to change 2a to 19, in the sameway what will be the code & where will be the path to convert inventor11 standalone to network.
thanks in advance
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Anonymous
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‎01-05-2007 12:54 AM
‎01-05-2007 12:54 AM

chandanil wrote:
> I have 10 standalone inventor11 licenses installed,now i am going for network license.do i need to uninstall & reinstall the software or is there any way to convert it to network like how we do for AutoCAD in regedit HKEY LOCALMACHINE.
> I know only for AutoCAD to change 2a to 19, in the sameway what will be the code & where will be the path to convert inventor11 standalone to network.
> thanks in advance

There is no such easy way as for AutoCAD. I once saw the instructions
how to do that for Inventor here, it contained something like 3 separate
registry changes plus installing a few different files from the install
CD depending on your system, IIRC.

In other words, it is less bother to re-install.

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TravisNave
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‎01-05-2007 07:03 AM
‎01-05-2007 07:03 AM

Right. There is no easy way. And I was the one the provided the registry fixes and files. But that was for AIS10. It really isn't worth the hassle to replicate that again. Just reinstall.

Sorry.


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cy_shuster
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‎01-05-2007 02:29 PM
‎01-05-2007 02:29 PM

Better to take the time up front, reinstall, and have solid systems for the
future, then worrying about registry hacks that may or may not cause future
problems.

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wrote in message news:5442280@discussion.autodesk.com...
Right. There is no easy way. And I was the one the provided the registry
fixes and files. But that was for AIS10. It really isn't worth the hassle
to replicate that again. Just reinstall.

Sorry.
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