Tristan
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if in the eula there is written differently it can do so here it is!If this were true, I think it would be illegal behavior from the software house...it can't deny the validity of a license retroactively.
maybe you didn't understand how it works...you don't buy (or better, you didn't buy) the software but the right to use it, or license to use it. if in the contract you constitute with the license owner (autodesk in this case) it is written that it can at any time revoke the license of use, you can do only two things:would this be the autodesk policy? Does the software work until they want them?
1. intent a cause (please!)
2. lick your wounds and change software