Hi,
Ive not been round these parts for a bit, so I was wondering if anyone on here knows what happens when it comes to selling Autodesk products after youve used them.
The long story is this:
My Dad has LT2004, but wants to upgrade to the Inventor Series7 (on special offer)but he is unsure about generating enough work for the investment as its only a one man business.
Ive told him its WELL worth the price on offer, but should things not work out in a year or two (or if his business has to close due to lack of work), can you sell your autodesk licence/package to somebody else???
My dads under the impression that once hes baught it and subscribed to it, thats it, he has to write the money off, otherwise its illegal or something.
He's tried asking the Autodesk retailer who wants to provide him Inventor Series, but he's very uncommital about it and generaly avoids talking about it.
Im confident that Inventor is THE tool to be using now and in the future, so please refrain from telling me he should be using solidworks instead! .
Solidworks is a great tool, but the nature and feel of Inventor will make it king....Solidworks thrashed autodesk's AutoCad 3d late 90's, but now Inventor is the breath of fresh air that SW was all those years ago.. lol.
I just thought Id wind up the SW guys for a laugh at the end, its been a while!, hahahah. "Wind em up, watch 'em spin" lol.
Thanks a lot for any help here,
Spirit.
Ive not been round these parts for a bit, so I was wondering if anyone on here knows what happens when it comes to selling Autodesk products after youve used them.
The long story is this:
My Dad has LT2004, but wants to upgrade to the Inventor Series7 (on special offer)but he is unsure about generating enough work for the investment as its only a one man business.
Ive told him its WELL worth the price on offer, but should things not work out in a year or two (or if his business has to close due to lack of work), can you sell your autodesk licence/package to somebody else???
My dads under the impression that once hes baught it and subscribed to it, thats it, he has to write the money off, otherwise its illegal or something.
He's tried asking the Autodesk retailer who wants to provide him Inventor Series, but he's very uncommital about it and generaly avoids talking about it.
Im confident that Inventor is THE tool to be using now and in the future, so please refrain from telling me he should be using solidworks instead! .
Solidworks is a great tool, but the nature and feel of Inventor will make it king....Solidworks thrashed autodesk's AutoCad 3d late 90's, but now Inventor is the breath of fresh air that SW was all those years ago.. lol.
I just thought Id wind up the SW guys for a laugh at the end, its been a while!, hahahah. "Wind em up, watch 'em spin" lol.
Thanks a lot for any help here,
Spirit.