How to present my Matlab Home license to someone else ?
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I'd like to present my recently purchased Matlab Home license + toolbaxes with someone. The license is not activated yet. How is this achievable ?
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Walter Roberson
2023-4-14
Officially, Home licenses (and Student licenses) are not transferable. However, I would expect that Mathworks would be okay with giving an unactivated Home or Student license as a present; I would imagine that it is common for Student licenses to end up being purchased on parent's credit cards.
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Mayank Sengar
2023-5-2
You are permitted to install MATLAB Student and Home on up to two computers and you may transfer a MATLAB Student or Home license up to two times per year. MATLAB Student and Home must be deactivated before it can be transferred to a new machine. For more details, leverage the following link.
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Walter Roberson
2023-5-2
Your first version of your answer (which you deleted) was a more accurate description of what the license terms say.
However, those license terms do not take into account the reality that a fair number of student licenses are purchased on parent's credit cards, and so technically those licenses are owned by the appropriate parent. That is a reality that in practice Mathworks is going to willingly overlook if the first activation is in the name of the student and the student has control over the software.
Another point that Mathworks almost certainly willingly overlooks is the requirement that the license only be installed on computers that the Student user "owns or leases". A lot of students use family computers, or computers provided by parents but which are technically owned by the parents. In practice, Mathworks is going to ignore the clause as long as the software is under family control and the student is the only one who uses the license.
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