With AutoCAD full version you have 3D design, LISP and support for 3rd party applications such as KeyLines and PDS. I am trying to convince the directors to invest in Civil 3D, I have the student version on my personal laptop because I don't want to contaminate our working files with the student software.

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Windows Xp Language Pack Italian more. I would like to have a time limited commercial version of Civil 3D so I can integrating it with my workflow and show my directors the results and benefits. So I totally see your point, but I guess Autodesk chose to have full student versions rather than time limited commercial versions, there are arguements for both.

No, the trial is completely free to use for 30 days with no obligation. You won't even be asked to disclose any personal or billing information if you choose to run it as a trial. Each day you'll be reminded how many days are left in the trial period, but otherwise it will run the same as the full licensed version. After 30 days it will simply stop working unless you purchase a license and activate the product with the license number. Whatever you read about a refund would only apply after you've purchased a license. Lpalmer81 wrote: SoI can safely put a check mark in each of the two boxes that appear below the ‘License and Services Agreement’ and ‘Trial Privacy Notice’ windows? Apparently, Autodesk website will not allow me to 'continue' with subscribing to a free trial, unless I do indeed check the boxes.