Obliviously obvious, but you are missing the point, entirely, which is that there is no need for it to appear at all. Anyone who has to budget to fund the purchase of the software knows EXACTLY when their seats expire (since I use a reseller, I get "friendly" notices months in advance). Those who do not, but rather, have others to provide the care and feeding for their licenses can, and should, remain blissfully unaware.
Everyone should share in my wonderfully comical experience, so this is what happened:
The notice appeared every time I launched an Autodesk application, once when Vault started, once for AutoCAD, regardless of flavor, and 4 times when Inventor launched. Yes, you read that right.. 4 times, without fail. And if I happened to overlook dismissing the 4th notice, it sat behind the Inventor window, and obscured various dialog boxes, such as Vault's part numbering prompt. When that happened, I could not select the schema I needed, and was unable to proceed unless I hit enter to accept the default. I then had to go back and renumber the component through Vault. Inventor then needed to be restarted so that the notice would close. This occurred for 4 days, and then the notice magically disappeared. And no, I did not renew my licenses.
There are so many more important, unresolved issues with Inventor, for example, that could be addressed without spending resources on this notice. My license fees, and yours (or your company's) paid for it, and it did nothing but increase my workflow, frustration, blood pressure and hair loss...
Hope others fare better...
