Question:
As a Pro/Users member, is it possible to get some discount on Creo (any) license to use it at home (design for hobbies)
Mark Tentler, Honeywell
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Nope… If you a kid in engineering school and he/she doesn’t want to take advantage of student discounts, then you might could get a seat that way.
Keep in mind, the data produced is NOT readable on any commercial platform.
Truly, it is hobby.
Maybe, for the weekend, you can “borrow” a license from your company to do your hobby work? Talk to your IT department.
This is all speculative on my part.
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Question:
What is the difference between owning and leasing?
Don Willis, Qorvo
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Profit!
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Question:
What are the opportunities with Creo for students?
Trent Willis, FTCC
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Non-Solidworks Jobs! A job.. probably better than a Solidworks Job.. maybe?
Get the engineering basics down, specialize in a valuable CREO module with those skills and the work will follow.
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Question:
What license modules include Creo Illustrate?
Dave Engvall, Stanley
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I am pretty sure this is a stand alone license. I know, when I used it at TE, I had to ping a different license server to access it. Strange and we have very capable, advanced assembly licenses. Still this one, was a stand alone and I did not like that either Dave!
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