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AutoCAD is a highly-interactive app, but it can also be used in a standalone fashion. In this case, you must purchase a license from Autodesk at USD $10,200 and can expect to pay USD $39,600 per user for the basic "Semi-professional" license (or USD $59,200 for "Professional"). The "Ultimate" version of AutoCAD is available for an additional USD $48,800 per user, and can support up to 16 simultaneous users at once.
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AutoCAD is also bundled with a CADDY design software program (Autocad Customization and Design Software) that helps you create your own drawings.
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For a subset of AutoCAD users, the hardware is also integrated into the software. For this subset of users, the user has a "LISA" available on their computer. LISA stands for "Linux AutoCAD", and it is a suite of software tools and associated utilities that provide the same functionalities found in AutoCAD, for use with a Linux operating system. (The primary user interface is therefore compatible with both Windows and Linux). The LISA product (also referred to as LINUXACAD) includes such useful and relatively advanced features as hatchable and shadowed objects, clip line, a web browser, and a more compact icon set.
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LISA is a fully-functional CAD system that requires a valid subscription to use.
Students
In 2017, Autodesk launched a collection of AutoCAD and LISA subscription plans specifically for students. The plans are "triple play" services, offering both web access to AutoCAD and LISA, plus a non-commercial version of AutoCAD LT on a subscription basis.
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While the double-play model is not new, the web-based version of AutoCAD LT is unique, as it is accessible from any internet-connected device.
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As per the support agreement, the annual cost of the non-commercial version of AutoCAD LT is USD $79 per user, and USD $190 per user for LISA. The cost of the double-play service (including web access to
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Getting Redirect Loop error when using HttpModule with PortalRequestContext
I have a ASP.NET MVC 2 application which uses a HttpModule to redirect all requests to a 403 Forbidden page.
The HttpModule (Http403Module.cs) looks like this:
public class Http403Module : IHttpModule
{
    public void Dispose()
    {
    }
    public void Init(HttpApplication context)
    {
        context.PreSendRequestHeaders += new EventHandler(context_PreSendRequestHeaders);
    }
    private void context_PreSendRequestHeaders(object sender, EventArgs e)
    {
        HttpContext context = (HttpContext)sender;
        if (!context.Request.IsLocal && context.Request.ServerVariables["SERVER_SOFTWARE"] == "Microsoft-IIS/7.5")
        {
            HttpResponse response = context.Response;
            response.StatusCode = 403;
            response.StatusDescription = "Forbidden";
            response.Clear();
        }
    }
}
The HttpApplication's Application_Start method registers the module like this:
System.Web.Http.GlobalFilters.Filters.RegisterModule(new Http403Module());
When I test the website in IIS, everything works fine.
When I deploy it to a server that is running IIS6, the website starts up without errors but when a request is sent to a controller, the controller's index action is called twice instead of just once. Both requests are being made to the same action, but each time the action is
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