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License Borrowing

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Lee Barnard
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License Borrowing

I am looking for away to stop users borrowing an AutoCAD network license by creating a lisp routine. I was going to redifne to Borrow command, but would need a work round so that if it was necessary to borrow a license we could still do so.
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Anonymous
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You can always use the dot-prefixed ".command" (e.g. ".BORROWLICENSE") to
access the internal command (even if undefined).

Vladimir Michl, http://www.xanadu.cz

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I am looking for away to stop users borrowing an AutoCAD network license by
creating a lisp routine. I was going to redifne to Borrow command, but
would need a work round so that if it was necessary to borrow a license we
could still do so.
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Anonymous
in reply to: Lee Barnard

Lee Barnard said the following On 8/8/2007 9:28 AM:
> I am looking for away to stop users borrowing an AutoCAD network license by creating a lisp routine. I was going to redifne to Borrow command, but would need a work round so that if it was necessary to borrow a license we could still do so.

Stop it at the LM level using the OPTIONS file.
You can ALLOW or DENY a user and/or group.

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R.K. McSwain
http://rkmcswain.blogspot.com
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Lee Barnard
in reply to: Lee Barnard

Thanks for that, I'll test it out.
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Lee Barnard
in reply to: Lee Barnard

Thank you. Need to take a look at the option file.

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