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Licensing a New NxtRender Upgrade
I just purchased a renewal for my AccuNxt, however according to the instructions I should be able to enter the new license information through the RPS selection under the blue question mark.
The only selections in the "Question mark" drop down menu is:
-online help
-about accurender nxt.
(no RPS option)
Is there another way to update this besides the route the instructions displayed?
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Permalink Reply by Rich Hart on
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You will need to install the latest version posted to see the RPS License choice under the "Question mark" drop down menu.
You can download and install the latest release, 0348-NK21, from this page:
http://nxtrender.com/download/?utm_medium=download_tab
Then you will see the version 0348 appear in the About AccuRender nXt dialog:
and the RPS License option should appear as a choice.
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