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Only in so far that academically discounted copies of AutoCAD or PhotoShop are valued much higher by the general public than college textbooks. Probably the be
by zwieback 16y ago
Only in so far that academically discounted copies of AutoCAD or PhotoShop are valued much higher by the general public than college textbooks.
Probably the best solution would be to not allow any resale restrictions and change the academic software model to one where you can get a temporary license that expires after a year or something similar.
- brudgers 16y agoThe Academic Copies of AutoCad print watermarks when the drawings are plotted. If entities created in an academic version are brought into the database of an existing drawing, the watermark also prints. In otherwords, the market value of academic versions is limited (though this was not the case 20 years ago). In addition, Autodesk typically sells subscriptions to its academic software, not licenses. Their arguement, does not reflect the facts as one might say.