Hello. Many software packages (e. g. from Adobe) have for many years allowed one to activate the software on two computers, say a desktop and laptop. You can then work uninterrupted when changing locations. Does Studio 360 (especially Storyline 360) allow for this function? If not, could someone point me to instructions for deactivating the software on one computer and activating it on another (and then changing back later)?
Carl Fink
Lead Designer
Global Learning Strategy Center of Excellence
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Hi Carl,
Thanks for reaching out!
With Articulate 360, you can be logged in to at most 2 computers simultaneously, so you're good to go if you're planning on working on your courses using 2 different machines.
Let me know if you need anything else!
That is exactly what I needed! Thanks, Joe.
Carl Fink
Lead Designer
Global Learning Strategy Center of Excellence
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