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administrative image, and the language of your deployment. After making your choices, click Next. NOTE Autodesk Design Review 2010 is not installed by default when you install AutoCAD. It is recommended that you install Design Review if you need to view DWF or DWFx files. For more information about Design Review, see Installing Design Review. 4 Review the Autodesk software license agreement for your country or region. You must accept this agreement to proceed with the deployment process. Choose your country or region, click I Accept, and then click Next. NOTE If you do not agree to the terms of the license and want to terminate the installation, click Cancel. 5 On the Product and User Information page, enter your serial number, product key, and user information. Review the Privacy Policy, and then click Next. NOTE The information you enter here is permanent and is displayed in the Help menu on your computer. Because you can't change this information later without uninstalling the product, make sure you enter the information carefully. 6 On the General Deployment Settings page, choose if you want the deployment to create a network log and/or a client log, if you want to run the client installation in silent mode, and if you want users to participate in the Customer Involvement Program. ■ When you choose to create a network log file, you also have to specify where the log file is created by entering either a valid UNC (universal naming convention) path or hard-coded path on your network. The network log file is optional. NOTE The folder where the network log resides must be a shared folder where users who install the program have Change permissions. Otherwise, successes or failures for user installations cannot be written to the log file. ■ Choose whether you want a client log file created. ■ If you want to prevent users from changing installation settings when they install, select Silent mode. 40 | Chapter 2 Setting Up a Deployment

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administrative image, and the language of your deployment. After making
your choices, click Next.
NOTE
Autodesk Design Review 2010 is not installed by default when you
install AutoCAD. It is recommended that you install Design Review if you
need to view DWF or DWFx files. For more information about Design Review,
see Installing Design Review.
4
Review the Autodesk software license agreement for your country or
region. You must accept this agreement to proceed with the deployment
process. Choose your country or region, click I Accept, and then click
Next.
NOTE
If you do not agree to the terms of the license and want to terminate
the installation, click Cancel.
5
On the Product and User Information page, enter your serial number,
product key, and user information. Review the Privacy Policy, and then
click Next.
NOTE
The information you enter here is permanent and is displayed in the
Help menu on your computer. Because you can't change this information
later without uninstalling the product, make sure you enter the information
carefully.
6
On the General Deployment Settings page, choose if you want the
deployment to create a network log and/or a client log, if you want to
run the client installation in silent mode, and if you want users to
participate in the Customer Involvement Program.
When you choose to create a network log file, you also have to specify
where the log file is created by entering either a valid UNC (universal
naming convention) path or hard-coded path on your network. The
network log file is optional.
NOTE
The folder where the network log resides must be a shared folder
where users who install the program have Change permissions. Otherwise,
successes or failures for user installations cannot be written to the log file.
Choose whether you want a client log file created.
If you want to prevent users from changing installation settings when
they install, select Silent mode.
40
| Chapter 2
Setting Up a Deployment