Autocad LT license

[Anonymous]

I am thinking about buying an Autocad LT license for 1-2 months. There is only 1 type of Autocad LT license right? I mean nothing separate as "for personal use" or "for business use" etc.. and that license can be used for commercial purposes right?  (i.e. design drawings we will make and sell, figures we draw to include in a book that we plan to sell, or on a website etc...).

And the things we produced while we had the license can remain in use even after the license expires correct? I can not subscribe for a lifetime. I only plan 1-2 month subscription, draw what I need to draw and then cancel it. But the things I made while I had the subscription will remain in use forever or I may sell them or use them commercially only later.

[steven-g · Accepted solution]

Correct, on all counts, there is only one type of licence for commercial use. Anything you produce whilst using that licence is then available forever (to view or use by anyone), or can be edited later by you or anyone (who also has an active licence). If after your licence expires you wish to open and view your file then there is the free Trueview software which anyone can download and use to view .dwg files. Anything you produce with the licence is then a product you can use as you see fit. You do not need a continued licence in order to be able to sell the drawings you produce.

[mdavis22569]

HI @Anonymous 

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But the things I made while I had the subscription will remain in use forever or I may sell them or use them commercially only later.

As long as it's not a student version you they are all good.  You can use them, give them to others to open .... put them on storage for decades or whatever.  

The key is that it's not an educational version.