REV Versions

[lohill]

I just succumbed and ordered the Mega Bundle. I have received a ton of license keys and URLS but have not loaded much yet. At the end of November I learned of the existence of REV and loaded REV Media to my Mac. In the middle of December I ordered REV Studio and have been spending a lot of time with it since then. Now that I have the Bundle and I assume two legal accesses to REV, I have some questions. The first is what are the major differences between Studio and Enterprise? I don't think having all three versions on my Mac is what I want or need. Depending on the answer to my first question I probably will install Enterprise on my main machine (Mac). But I also have XP in VM Fusion and I have Windows 7 on a laptop. If I take Studio off my Mac can I download Windows versions and use my same key to install there? These are all my machines so I assume there would be no license violations.

Is there anything I need to know about uninstalling Studio and Media so as not to contaminate the loading of Enterprise?

Thanks for any help you can give,
Larry

[sturgis]

For a quick comparison of the editions you can check here. http://www.runrev.com/products/the-rev- ... omparison/

As far as your questions, yes you can install rev enterprise on your windows VM, or a linux VM for that matter too, as well as on your laptop, using the enterprise key. As for removing studio, rev installs into its own location and can co-exist nicely. I currently have rev studio 3, 3.5, rev media 4 and the most recent enterprise of course.

The only issue i've seen is sometimes getting things switched around so that the version you want as default actually IS can be a pain.

[lohill]

sturgis,

Is that an AND or an OR for

As far as your questions, yes you can install rev enterprise on your windows VM, or a linux VM for that matter too, as well as on your laptop, using the enterprise key

I can actually use Enterprise in three places as long as they are on my machines?

Larry

[BvG]

As long as you're the one using it, and not all your family and the whole department... yes.