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Software on more than one machine
Is there any way our team can use Inventor and 3ds Max on more than one machine? We obviously have more than one student using the programs, and we would like them to be able to work on them at the same time. We have a server, but can we install the software as it comes onto the server so that everyone can access it? Or should we install it on each seperate computer? Is that legal? What has your team done?
Thanks, Team 935 |
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