User manual SINUDYNE 4300

[. . . ] The following are registered trademarks or trademarks of Autodesk Canada Co. in the USA and/or Canada and other countries: Backburner, Multi-Master Editing, River, and Sparks. The following are registered trademarks or trademarks of MoldflowCorp. in the USA and/or other countries: Moldflow, MPA, MPA (design/logo), Moldflow Plastics Advisers, MPI, MPI (design/logo), Moldflow Plastics Insight, MPX, MPX (design/logo), Moldflow Plastics Xpert. [. . . ] NOTE Even though AutoCAD is removed from your system, the software license remains. If you reinstall AutoCAD at some future time, you will not have to register and re-activate the program. Installing Design Review Autodesk Design Review 2010 is not installed by default when you install AutoCAD. It is recommended that Design Review be installed if you need to view DWF or DWFx files. 22 | Chapter 1 Quick Start to Stand-Alone Installation NOTE If you use Windows Vista, you can view and print DWFx files without installing Design Review. Autodesk Design Review is a free program used for creating and reviewing DWF or DWFx files. An open, published, and secure file format developed by Autodesk, DWF enables you to combine and publish rich 2D- and 3D-design data, and share it with others. The following commands create DWF or DWFx files. PUBLISH PLOT 3DDWF PUBLISH TO WEB EXPORT AUTOPUBLISH SSM Installing Design Review | 23 24 Migrating and Customizing 2 If you have a previous version of AutoCAD installed on your system, you can install a newer version of AutoCAD and keep other versions of the program on the same system. This is called a side-by-side installation. If you've purchased an upgrade version of AutoCAD, you are required to uninstall the previous version within 120 days of installing your newer product. See your license agreement for more information. In this section, you learn about migrating from previous releases, using customized files from previous releases, and locating customized files. Migrate Custom Settings and Files from Previous Releases You can migrate your custom settings and files from previous releases of AutoCAD to your new release. It is recommended that you migrate from a previous release right away. The file itself is not migrated; however, any linetypes that you created in this file are migrated to the AutoCAD acad. lin file, in the User Defined Linetypes section of the file. The file itself is not migrated; however, any linetypes that you created in this file are migrated to the AutoCAD acadiso. lin file, in the User Defined Linetypes section of the file. User-defined hatch pattern files are migrated. The file itself is not migrated; however, any hatch patterns that you created in this file are copied to the AutoCAD acad. pat file, in the User Defined Hatch Patterns section of the file. The file itself is not migrated; however, any metric hatch patterns that you created in this file are copied to the AutoCAD acadiso. pat file, in the acad. lin acadiso. lin Contains metric linetype definitions (an AutoCAD library file). *. pat Stores user-defined hatch patterns. Contains standard hatch pattern definitions (an AutoCAD library file). acad. pat acadiso. pat Contains metric hatch pattern definitions (an AutoCAD library file). Migrate Custom Settings | 27 Files Migrated with the Migrate Custom Settings Dialog Box File Name File Description Details User Defined Hatch Patterns section of the file. acad. pgp Stores shell commands and command alias definitions (a program parameters file in ASCII text form). Contains menu customization from an AutoCAD version earlier than AutoCAD 2006. The file itself is not migrated; however, any command aliases you created in this file are copied to the AutoCAD acad. pgpfile. The file itself is not migrated; however, a copy of the file is created and then is converted into a CUI file with the same name. The new CUI file is placed in the same folder as the main CUI file. [. . . ] Multi-seat stand-alone licensing means that each installation of your product uses a single serial number for registration and activation. 48 | Chapter 3 Installation Troubleshooting What is the benefit of using a network licensed version of the software? Network licensed products are recommended for large drafting/design facilities, classrooms, and lab environments. The main advantage is that you can install products on more systems than the number of licenses you have purchased (for example, purchasing 25 licenses but installing on 40 workstations). At any one time, products will run on the maximum number of systems for which you have licenses. This means you get a true floating license. [. . . ]