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How to Use Autodesk Products for Free and Legally - Page 2

By John Koop, TEDCF Publishing

There are four ways to qualify for the program. You can be a Faculty Member, a Student, a Veteran, or unemployed. The software is the full version. However, there may be a digital watermark indicating the document was created using an Educational version. You get a 36-month license that may be extended if you meet certain criteria, and you can have access to the current release version. In some cases you can also have access to the previous two versions.

For more information about the programs at Autodesk Education Community visit Software and Services for Education | Autodesk Education Community

Even if you don’t qualify for free software at Autodesk Education Community you can still get it free. Most software packages come with a free 30 trial. For example, you can download a free 30 trial of Inventor from the following link. Included Software | Product Design & Manufacturing Collection | Autodesk

Think about this. It’s illegal for someone to put a virus or other malware on your computer. What’s to stop someone from doing this when they give you illegal software? They don’t care about the law, and believe it or not, that means they do not care about you. Legal methods of getting software are always better than illegal ones.

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