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Using a Non-Standard Pipe Type in HydraCALC

A customer called today asking how to enter a 1″ black plastic underground pipe for the calc. This particular situation sounded unique enough that I did not tell him to add that pipe type to our database, as I would have if he expected to see this pipe type used repeatedly. I told him to…

Using the Hydratec Software Download Area

Hydratec uses ShareFile to distribute our software installs and updates. New customers, or those without access, must request access to be able to get at these downloads. Access is only available to customers with a Hydratec subscription or those on an update plan. You can access the download area and request access by picking the…

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How Autodesk licenses are handled when you have more than one network seat or suite has often puzzled me. Can you open both Acad and Navis at the same time? Can one user open the Acad, one the Navis and a third the Revit? The answer is no, unless you have more than one network license. When you open one product of a network copy of a suite, the entire suite is 'checked out' and no user except the one that first checked it out can use any other part of the suite.

I stumbled across the following Autodesk 'White Paper' on just how licenses are borrowed from the license pool. It has some good examples which illustrate pretty well just how it works:

Understanding Cascade Licensing for Autodesk Products

 

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