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| Here's how to add a standalone (Single-Computer) license to Rhino: | Here's how to add a standalone (Single-Computer) license to Rhino: | ||
| - | ==== From Inside of Rhino ==== | + | ==== From An Open Rhino ==== |
| If Rhino is already installed and is getting a license from a CloudZoo, you can: | If Rhino is already installed and is getting a license from a CloudZoo, you can: | ||
| - | - In Rhino, go to Tools > Options. | + | - In Windows |
| - | - In the Options dialog, click the Licenses page. | + | - In the **Options** dialog, click the **Licenses** page. |
| - | - Click Change your license key. | + | - Click **Change your license key**. |
| - In the Licensing dialog, enter your license key. | - In the Licensing dialog, enter your license key. | ||
| - | - In the lower-left, select Options and Use only on this computer, then click Continue. | + | - In the lower-left, select |
| Rhino will then enter the Rhino key and validate the license online if you have an internet connection. | Rhino will then enter the Rhino key and validate the license online if you have an internet connection. | ||
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| ====New Rhino Install==== | ====New Rhino Install==== | ||
| If Rhino is not licensed: | If Rhino is not licensed: | ||
| - | - Open Rhino and it is prompt that it needs a license to run. | + | - Open Rhino and display the dialog //" |
| - | - In the lower-left, select Options and Use only on this computer, then click Continue. | + | - In the lower-left, select |
| + | - Enter your Rhino key. | ||
| + | Rhino will then enter the Rhino key and validate the license online if you have an internet connection. | ||
| ====Troubleshooting==== | ====Troubleshooting==== | ||
| If Rhino does not open, and allow you to pick a license method, you can reset the license keys manually. | If Rhino does not open, and allow you to pick a license method, you can reset the license keys manually. | ||
| Then Rhino will open with the dialog "Rhino needs a license to run." | Then Rhino will open with the dialog "Rhino needs a license to run." | ||
| - | To reset your Rhino keys, go here. | + | To reset your Rhino keys: |
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| + | === Windows === | ||
| + | - Use your Windows file Explorer and browse to: // | ||
| + | - Delete everything in that folder | ||
| + | - Browse to: // | ||
| + | - Delete everything in that folder | ||
| + | - Start Rhino and login again | ||
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| + | === Mac === | ||
| + | On macOS, the license files to delete are: | ||
| + | * / | ||
| + | where x.0 is your Rhino version. For example .../// | ||
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| + | The Library folder will likely be hidden, but you can navigate to it using "Go to Folder..." | ||
rhino_accounts/switch_to_standalone.1782317579.txt.gz · Last modified: 2026/06/24 by maryfugier
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