Edu version to commercial version
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2015-08-12
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Rubia Torres
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2015-09-03 05:44 AM
2015-09-03
05:44 AM
I don't have an EDU version so I cannot try.
But you should try exporting attributes in the Attribute Manager into an AAT file or XML file, then import it into the commercial version.
That might work.
But you should try exporting attributes in the Attribute Manager into an AAT file or XML file, then import it into the commercial version.
That might work.
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2015-09-17 10:12 AM
2015-09-17
10:12 AM
EDU version is fully compatible, but files (PLN) saved in the EDU version are permanently marked.
Attributes are transferrable.
I don't see why GDL objects wouldn't also work.
If you upgrade to Commercial, you could request a one-time conversion of your project files to a commercial file, so you can re-use your work.
Attributes are transferrable.
I don't see why GDL objects wouldn't also work.
If you upgrade to Commercial, you could request a one-time conversion of your project files to a commercial file, so you can re-use your work.
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