I just posted info about the Autodesk Simplified Upgrade Pricing change that is coming on my CADDManager blog.
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Has anyone else realized that because of the new pricing schedule for Autodesk along with the fact that Revit can not save down will required people to upgrade?
For example say you are a plumbing engineer using Revit 2010, working on a project with an architect using Revit 2011… well guess what, he can’t save down so you can’t bring his background into your plans. Now you are forced to upgrade to 2011.
I’m just thinking out load on this one. Anyone else have any comments? Thanks.