Thread: How many Inventor Licenses/seats available?
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I would imagine as many as you need. One thing I've noticed about Inventor is that you can install it, but you don't necessarily have to register it. All you do is install it on a computer and then run it. A box comes up that says "Authorization Wizard" with the options, "Authorize Autodesk Inventor Series 6" or "Run Autodesk Inventor Series 6", then just click the "run" one and "next" and the program loads. This would let you run it on as many computers as you need I think but I'm not sure how legal it really is.
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