In addition, if Licensee combines or links work product or other data created with such Licensed Materials with work product or other data otherwise created, then such other work product or data may also be affected by these notices and limitations. Work product and other data created with Licensed Materials made available under certain License Types, including licenses that limit the permitted purpose to educational purposes or personal learning purposes, may contain certain notices and limitations that make the work product and other data usable only in certain circumstances (e.g., only in the education field). Please refer to AUTODESK LICENSE AND SERVICES AGREEMENT:Ħ.3 Affected Data. This limitation applies to you and other party who may use the work created by you. Hi are welcome. I see what you want to do here, but I'm afraid the work you created in educational software is only limited to educational purpose. Is there any way we can give our work to them in a manner that they can actually use it? We've pretty excited to have finished our design, and it would really put a damper on our accomplishment if we couldn't see our design get built and used at the plant. The partner company uses Autocad products, and obviously uses Inventor. We've simply completed our educational portion of the design, and wish to allow our industry partner to have it to actually implement it.

Is there anyway around this? We haven't profited from the design, nor is it strictly what I would call a professional or commercial use.

Now that the project is done, we want to give our industry contract (who's plant our design is based on) the Inventor file of our design. I've been reading that there can be some consequences to opening a student version file in the paid version of Inventor, mainly it will 'Infect' any paid version file that it is placed into with a water mark saying 'student version'. We've been using the Inventor student version to create our design, which is entirely within our agreement to use the student version, since this is directly contributing to our learning, and a requirement for our degree. I'm a 4th year student studying mechanical engineering in university, and we've been working on my final year design project.