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| Subject: | Re: [gislist] Switching from standalone to floating licenses
of ArcView 9.2 |
| Date: |
01/11/2007 01:30:00 PM |
| From: |
Bill Thoen |
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Yeah, I think I'm going to sign off of GISlist. It's hopeless. There's
little relevant discussion of GIS here any more, unless it's ESRI-GIS.
This has become just another tech support list for ESRI users, so you
guys enjoy yourselves: I'm outta here. There's a couple of real GIS
lists on the 'net now that are a lot better and I expect you all will
be happier with all us whiners gone anyway. Just do me a favor -- keep
the ESRI tech support questions here and don't bring them to any other
lists!
- Bill Thoen
J Bee wrote:
> For the life of me, I still don't understand why someone (or an organization) would overpay thousands of dollars for a GIS software package (ESRI), then ask these kind of questions on a GIS community board. Why don't you just pick up the phone and call ESRI?
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> Obviously I don't use their products, but any time I have a question of this nature (which is rare) for the GIS software I use, I call my vendor, and they are more than happy to work with me and answer my question.
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> Just continues to amaze me...
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> Bob
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> "Keller, Todd" <tkeller@air-worldwide.com> wrote:
> Hello all GIS listers -
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> I have a problem that I hope you could help me with.
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> I currently have a standalone version of ArcView 9.2 installed on my PC
> with no extensions. My company also has a number of concurrent licenses
> of ArcView (currently, all are v 9.1) as well as a few concurrent
> licenses of Spatial Analyst installed on a server. In order to access
> Spatial Analyst, I understand I'll need to use one of the concurrent
> licenses of ArcView and Spatial Analyst.
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> However, through the Desktop Administrator I am unable to switch from
> the Standalone version of ArcView to the concurrent version. The
> 'Software Product' dropdown list is grayed out in the 'Availability'
> folder. Could this have something to do with the different versions?
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> Does anybody know why this is happening? Isn't it even possible to use a
> floating license of ArcView even though I have a standalone license
> installed on my PC? I thought it was but now I'm starting to second
> guess myself.
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> Do I have to register the concurrent version of ArcView on my PC as
> well? If so, will that affect the standalone version at all? Can I
> install both licenses?
>
> Thank you all in advance,
> Todd
>
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