When my AutoCAD 2014 decided (for reasons unknown) that he was no longer licensed, I was baffled--and unable to complete job the boss expects to have on her desk tomorrow. Well, ok; I could draw it by hand. Or...maybe not.
I emailed a generalized distress call to AutoDesk, and spent the day in the field -- Hoping that the data gathered would wind up in a cad file.
I have no idea how they did it, considering the paucity of information I had provided; but I found -- in an email w/ links -- some simple directions which I followed, and which got me up and running in a matter of minutes.
I've heard that AutoCad is "too big to help the average end user." And I've seen occasional negative feedbak on the forums. So I thought I'd take the time to say: THANKS! to the anonymous support person or persons who were able to get my problem figured out and fixed in less than in a day!
And now, back to work!
FH Blucher
