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<\/a><\/p>\nExit the key loading process. <\/p>\n
Then I consult “About Vue…” for license info… and it’s the same as it was before. Works fine. Full license and there are no PLE watermarks on big renders. Weird. <\/p>\n
I guess their registration\/license server is on the blink. I can still get into the Cornucopia store fine, see my wishlist etc, with the usual registration details.<\/p>\n
\nTo get past it, without explicitly clicking on the SWITCH TO PLE button (which then induces watermarks), is a sequence something like: <\/p>\n
Load empty scene.
\nReactivate Now.
\nActivate with Account Information. Web browser opens to https:\/\/secure.e-onsoftware.com\/register\/RegForm.php?Product=Vue14xStream&Serial_number=*** Ignore it and leave it open.
\nIn Vue, choose Activate Manually.
\nLoad License file (I’m assuming you already downloaded this via email once already).
\nBad License!
\nVue will auto-decide for you that “This is the PLE” (only it’s not really)… click OK on that message.
\nClose Web browser window.<\/p>\n
Then it works fine. For instance, a 1800px render of the Steampunk Elevator in action, an item which was purchased yesterday and locked to my license. No watermarks, despite all the alarm…<\/p>\n
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It appears that if you actively tell it SWITCH TO PLE it can do so (temporarily, as you get another chance next time you load VUE), but if it auto-decides that “it’s now the PLE” then it can’t over-write the previous license settings.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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