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Hello,

I am still enjoying revit and its time saving qualities.  I have a concern.  This recent college graduate is doing some work at home and in office sometimes.  He is emailing himself his projects and opening them in the office.  I asked him how a recent graduate could afford this program and he said he had a student version and upgraded to the real deal.  If he is using pirated program at home and is emailing that to himself does that file have some possible dangerosity to it?  Also, If he uses it here on our legit software and it is sent could it show up to a recipient as malicious?  Its a little concerning.  He is really good but I have no way telling myself if his program is legit by the file.  I have opened them and wouldnt even know where to look.  Is there a way I could find out?

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Maybe your answer is here:

http://www.studica.com/blog/2013-autodesk-student-suites-announced

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