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On 1 Sep 1996, Kris Schludermann wrote:

> In article <32290F07.74E8@sonic.net>,

> Robert Grandmaison  <robertgr@sonic.net> wrote:

> >Martin Crane wrote:

> >> Autodesk has never let you upgrade a cheap program to a full blown
> >> program before.  Any buyer beware, get his serial number and call
> >> Autodesk.  They keep very good records.
> >
> >BBBBBBBBBZZZZZZZZZZZ...Wrong!
> >
> >As an AutoCAD instructor, I purchased an educational version of R12 that
> >had a R13 migration path upward to a commercial version. My final outlay
> >for the product was around $1600...much less than the $3000 street price
> >for R13. My dealer tossed in AutoVision for free.
> >
> >Of course, some might say the orignal statement still holds true. $1600
> >isn't cheap- but it's better than $3000.

> you guys had better get it right, some sucker could be out $$$. i contacted
> autodesk on this and got this reply:

>      Unfortunately, these licenses can not be transferred.
> 
>      Per the license agreement that was signed by the original owner of the
>      software, "The software may not be sold, transferred, modified or copied".

Educational licenses cannot be transferred from one individual to another.
However, educational licenses MAY be upgraded to commercial licenses by
the original licensee.

  Abraham K. Lewis
  Jupiter, Florida
  lewis_a@gate.net