Pirated edition of CFX

hustxinxin · March 14, 2012, 07:47

Excuse me, I have no authorised editions of CFX, but a priated one. May I use all the system functions in CFX User Fortran such as "CONVERT_NAME_S2U"? Did CFX limit permissions of piracy user?

tauqirnawaz · March 14, 2012, 07:57

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Originally Posted by hustxinxin

Excuse me, I have no authorised editions of CFX, but a priated one. May I use all the system functions in CFX User Fortran such as "CONVERT_NAME_S2U"? Did CFX limit permissions of piracy user?

Please excuse us, it is highly unethical to use Pirated versions of any software and you should not be posting these questions on community page.

Lance · March 14, 2012, 08:14

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Originally Posted by tauqirnawaz

Please excuse us, it is highly unethical to use Pirated versions of any software and you should not be posting these questions on community page.

At least s/he is polite, "Excuse me"

But to hustxinxin, get a proper license or f*ck off. You wont get any help here.

hustxinxin · March 14, 2012, 09:18

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Originally Posted by Lance

At least s/he is polite, "Excuse me"

But to hustxinxin, get a proper license or f*ck off. You wont get any help here.

I'm sorry here! I'm only a student, and just wanted to learn CFX code. I had no any commerical purpose

Far · March 14, 2012, 09:25

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Excuse me, I have no authorised editions of CFX, but a priated one. May I use all the system functions in CFX User Fortran such as "CONVERT_NAME_S2U"? Did CFX limit permissions of piracy user?

It depends how much functionality is given in that particular license file. You need to try.

ghorrocks · March 14, 2012, 16:23

ANSYS has student versions of CFX available at no or little cost. I recommend you get one of these so you can then learn the software legitimately.

hustxinxin · March 14, 2012, 20:09

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Originally Posted by ghorrocks

ANSYS has student versions of CFX available at no or little cost. I recommend you get one of these so you can then learn the software legitimately.

Thank you very much! It's very kind of you!

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