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Revision as of 21:56, 10 May 2026 by 142.147.89.217 (talk) (added a paragraph on Autodesk's practices when it comes to perpetual license activations and their double standard which allows places with stronger consumer protections to sell their license which will have an activation included in the sale so long as the verification server allows for said activations, and also how support guides and such things as product keys are no longer on the website to allow for easier means of getting said activation going.)
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