Woohoo! New Toys!

[buzz]

So I just got our new software (Revit MEP Suite). Shiny new boxes with DVDs, but something's missing. Gone are the days when AutoCAD came in a 23lb box complete with an entire volume of support documentation (I still have my R11 books proudly displayed on my bookshelf, along with R14, 2000i, 2002, and 2005).

I remember this same dissapointment when I received one copy of AutoCAD 2007...

But I also remember that I was able to receive one free reference book of my choosing for every license I had bought. Does Revit employ this same option?

If so, where do I go to get those books?

If you are free this weekend and want to watch me have a complete breakdown as I go overhaul 6 of our workstations, come on by - bring a 6-pack and a hammer.

-Buzz :beer:

[kyle.bernhardt]

Buzz,
There should be a small card that came in the box which points you to the website to set this up. You can get there at www.autodeskbookrequest.com.

:beer:
Kyle B

P.S. Enjoy the weekend!

[buzz]

Perfect, thanks Kyle!

Didn't see the card though, hopefully I can still get the books...

-Buzz

[kyle.bernhardt]

You don't need the card, just your Serial Number.

Kyle B

[buzz]

Perfect - it worked, thanks again!

I don't know if I will be able to sleep tonight, all I can think about is how fun it is going to be cleaning these computers, installed new hardware, and then then Revit - man it is gonna be so awesome!

Of course all the guys will come in Monday morning and I will have been up all night trying to finish everything and they will ask "Hey, how come my sudoku program isn't working?" and "I need you to fix the e-mail so I can send my mom these puppy pictures"

:shock:

I love computers

-Buzz