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To run CSI software using a Standalone license, you must first decide whether you want to lock will need the license file to a Disk ID of a specific computer for to a Computer ID (USB key). Locking the license file to a Disk ID will enable you to run the CSI software only on a specific computer. Locking (lservrc file) and the USB key (also known as Computer ID) the license is lock to. Locking the license file to a Computer ID (USB key) will give  gives you greater the flexibility as you will be able to run the software on any computer that has the USB key connected to it and the license file saved in the correct location. The USB key will be mailed to you by CSI.

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The license file can be installed by simply saving it copying the license file (lservrc file) into the program installation directory, ie. the same directory that contains the executable file of the program. The default directory CSI products are installed under is: C:\Program Files...\Computers and Structures\[PRODUCT NAME].

Troubleshooting standalone license problems

The following resources are available for troubleshooting problems related to standalone licenses:

• Licensing errors and their resolutions
• License Trouble Shooting Guide - Standalone - Disk ID.doc - MS Word file available from CSI ftp site
• License Trouble Shooting Guide - Standalone - CID key.doc - MS Word file available from CSI ftp site