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    Switching from Standalone to Floating License

    When my company first bought V-Ray for SketchUp, they bought version 1.0 as a floating license to be installed on up to 6 computers. When we upgraded to VfSU 1.05.30, the floating license somehow became a standalone license. Since I was the only one in the office using VfSU, this wasn't a problem, but now some of my co-workers want to be able to use it without having to log onto my computer.

    Does anyone know how to turn a standalone license into a floating license so that other computers in the office have the ability to use VfSU?
    I am currently using V-Ray 1.49.01.
    SketchUp 8.0.11752
    Windows 7 Professional-64 bit
    Intel(R) Core(TM) i5 K655 @ 3.20GHz
    8.00GB of RAM, 1.2TB Hard Drive

    Marcus McLin, Intern - Serena Sturm Architects
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    Re: Switching from Standalone to Floating License

    Email ASGVis support - you can't convert the license yourself.
    Please mention what V-Ray and SketchUp version you are using when posting questions.

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      Re: Switching from Standalone to Floating License

      I kinda figured that was the case. Thanks for the heads-up!
      I am currently using V-Ray 1.49.01.
      SketchUp 8.0.11752
      Windows 7 Professional-64 bit
      Intel(R) Core(TM) i5 K655 @ 3.20GHz
      8.00GB of RAM, 1.2TB Hard Drive

      Marcus McLin, Intern - Serena Sturm Architects

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