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Hello everyone, I'm trying to transfer my license of Revit Arch. 2009 Suite to my new computer using PLU. my problem is when I go to ... Autodesk/Revit Architecture 2009 (Suite)/ and click on "portable license utility" - NOTHING happens! it won't open. I tried to do the same thing on my new computer and it works just fine (it opens up). Any ideas? Thanks in advance. Grinheart
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Well unoffically, most Revit agents say that when you purchase a Revit license you can use it on another computer. However, its said that you dont use both computers at the same time. Contact you software dealer if you cant deal with it. HTH
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