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RPC watermarked
Hello to all!
I had the plugin to insert Archvision RPC and worked well. But I had some problems with my computer and had to reinstall everything (autocad 2011, nXt, Arcvision Dashbosard), but now all my RPCs appear watermarked. How can I solve? It is possible to install an older version?
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Permalink Reply by kingjin on
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I follow your argument, I installed the old ArchVisionDashboard, ArchVision Content Manager no watermark, but there are still RPC. What do I do wrong? Request your help, thank you.
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Permalink Reply by Wallace Amorim Júnior on
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Maybe it's because you are using the old version of the Dashboard with new models.
With my old models is working fine, and i haven't purchase the new ones.
So I think you must obtain the license. I'm still using AutoCAD 2011.
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