Separate License for Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE) and Descartes?

Jacquelyn Pettus — Tue, 02 Jun 2015 18:41:59 GMT

Current Revision posted to OpenRoads | OpenSite Wiki by Jacquelyn Pettus on 6/2/2015 6:41:59 PM

Product(s):	InRoads, MX, GEOPAK
Version(s):	08.11.09+
Area:	Subsurface Utility Engineering
Original Author:	Jacquelyn Pettus, Bentley Technical Support Group

Question:

I have InRoads/MX/GEOPAK installed, when I attempt to use the Subsurface Utility Engineering commands, I receive the following message:

Do I need a separate license for Subsurface Utility Engineering? Do I also need a separate license for Descartes?

Answer:

Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE) and Decartes both require a separate license from InRoads/GEOPAK/MX, therefore both products will need to be activated before use.

To activate SUE, on the MicroStation menu go to Tools > Product Add-Ins > Activate Subsurface Utility Engineering.

To activate Descartes, on the MicroStation menu go to Tools > Product Add-Ins > Activate Descartes.

Subsurface Utility Engineering (as well as Descartes) is delivered and installed with the SS3/SS4 civil products (InRoads, GEOPAK, MX). If you do not wish to install either of these products, you will need to change the settings during install. To do this, on the Custom Setup dialog during installation, click the down arrow next to the product name and select "This feature will not be available."

Separate License for Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE)?

Jacquelyn Pettus — Wed, 12 Nov 2014 17:39:58 GMT

Revision 3 posted to OpenRoads | OpenSite Wiki by Jacquelyn Pettus on 11/12/2014 5:39:58 PM

Product(s):	InRoads, MX, GEOPAK
Version(s):	08.11.09+
Area:	Subsurface Utility Engineering
Original Author:	Jacquelyn Pettus, Bentley Technical Support Group

Question:

I have InRoads/MX/GEOPAK installed, when I attempt to use the Subsurface Utility Engineering commands, I receive the following message:

Do I need a separate license for Subsurface Utility Engineering?

Answer:

Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE) requires a separate license from InRoads/GEOPAK/MX, therefore it will need to be activated before use. To activate SUE, on the MicroStation menu go to Tools > Product Add-Ins > Activate Subsurface Utility Engineering.

Subsurface Utility Engineering (as well as Descartes) is delivered and installed with the SS3 civil product (InRoads, GEOPAK, MX). If you do not wish to install either of these products, you will need to change the settings during install. To do this, on the Custom Setup dialog during installation, click the down arrow next to the product name and select "This feature will not be available."

Separate License for Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE)?

Jacquelyn Pettus — Wed, 12 Nov 2014 17:35:32 GMT

Revision 2 posted to OpenRoads | OpenSite Wiki by Jacquelyn Pettus on 11/12/2014 5:35:32 PM

Product(s):	InRoads, MX, GEOPAK
Version(s):	08.11.09+
Area:	Subsurface Utility Engineering
Original Author:	Jacquelyn Pettus, Bentley Technical Support Group

Question:

I have InRoads/MX/GEOPAK installed, when I attempt to use the Subsurface Utility Engineering commands, I receive the following message:

Do I need a separate license for Subsurface Utility Engineering?

Answer:

Subsurface Utility Engineering (as well as Decartes) is delivered and installed with the SS3 civil product (InRoads, GEOPAK, MX). If you do not wish to install either of these products, you will need to change the settings during install. To do this, on the Custom Setup dialog during installation, click the down arrow next to the product name and select "This feature will not be available."

Separate License for Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE)?

Jacquelyn Pettus — Wed, 12 Nov 2014 17:34:32 GMT

Revision 1 posted to OpenRoads | OpenSite Wiki by Jacquelyn Pettus on 11/12/2014 5:34:32 PM

Product(s):	InRoads, MX, GEOPAK
Version(s):	08.11.09+
Area:	Subsurface Utility Engineering
Original Author:	Jacquelyn Pettus, Bentley Technical Support Group

Question:

I have InRoads/MX/GEOPAK installed, when I attempt to use the Subsurface Utility Engineering commands, I receive the following message:

Do I need a separate license for Subsurface Utility Engineering?

Answer: