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Doesn't 3ds Max require the licenses to be registered now?

I read somewhere in the 3ds Max documentation that there is a "Portable License Utility" that allows you to take your registered license from computer to computer. Only one computer is active at a time, though.

Also of note: you have 15 days after installing the software to authorize it with a proper license.

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