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| Subject: | Re: [gislist] Switching from standalone to floating licenses of
ArcView 9.2 |
| Date: |
01/12/2007 09:45:00 PM |
| From: |
Margaret Gooding |
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I don't understand you people who are so anti-ESRI. I have tried
(briefly) some other GIS programs and hated them!!! Very user
un-friendly and difficult to use. I LOVE ArcGIS and am completely
sold on ESRI products. So get over yourselves. The biggest majority
of GIS users do use ESRI products daily.
Margaret Gooding
near ESRI's headquarters
At 11:01 AM 2007-01-11, 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?
>
> 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.
>
> Just continues to amaze me...
>
> Bob
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>"Keller, Todd" <tkeller@air-worldwide.com> wrote:
> Hello all GIS listers -
>
>I have a problem that I hope you could help me with.
>
>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.
>
>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?
>
>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.
>
>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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