How did you deploy the AutoDesk software?

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To me, as a novice system administrator, scanning seems to be a very entertaining activity. To bring the system to the level of "pressed the button and EVERYTHING works", for me it's just heaven. Having dealt with the OS and the main software (codecs, readers, etc.), I moved on to more specific software. I decided to start with an AutoCAD sweep , since a manul was immediately found on it. Tomorrow I will try.
I would like to know how you deployed AutoDesk software. Maybe each software has its own feature? Maybe some peculiarities of the installation? What problems did you face?

Answer 1

Your versions of Bootstrap are different. Include Bootstrap JS of the same version as Bootstrap CSS:

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<script src="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/popper.js/1.14.7/umd/popper.min.js"></script>
<script src="https://stackpath.bootstrapcdn.com/bootstrap/4.3.1/js/bootstrap.min.js"></script>

Answer 2

Gouged out - didn't find anything

During this time, I could make my own modal. Enjoy, you will have many such moments, since you have chosen this path.

Answer 3

Licensing and subsequent trip to the police

Answer 4

We are talking, of course, about the license.
At Autodesk, everything is mixed up and wrapped up, like in a Snickers.
- You need an administrative account on the Autodesk portal
- There are no perpetual licenses, only interval licenses
- An administrative account creates user accounts and assigns a name to the right to use this or that software (everything from Autodesk is grouped here)
- A user account logs in on its computer, it is confirmed the right to launch.
Some Autodesk resources require access without a proxy. Specifically, I never found out the list, it seems to be on the Autodesk website, but apparently incomplete, because it doesn’t work with it either.
And the installation itself, like rewriting files on a computer, works as usual ...