Reference and Technical Documents
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| An Overview of Locus and Safe Software’s FME | Introduction to Locus and the FME suite of products | 
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| An Overview of FME Desktop | FME Desktop is made up of two key applications: FME Workbench and FME Data Inspector. This 4-page overview with illustrations is a great place to start to gain a basic understanding of FME |
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| An Overview of FME Server | Design the workflow you want to automate in FME Desktop’s drag-and-drop interface and then publish it to FME Server at the push of a button. FME Server has three core capabilities: Self-Serve, Real-Time, and Automation |
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| FME Transformer Reference Guide | Data transformation is one of FME’s core capabilities. FME contains over 500+ transformers. This guide provides a high level summary of FME Workbench, data inspection and each transformer’s functionality |
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| FME Desktop Licensing Instructions – Single Fixed License | A single-fixed FME license (also known as node-locked or CRC license) enables FME to work on a single specified computer. The FME Licensing Assistant generates a unique registration key for that computer, which is used to create the license |
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| FME Desktop Licensing Instructions – Floating License | A floating license means that a single computer is provided with a number of licenses and acts as a server by issuing these licenses to any other computer that requests one. A floating license is a common way for a company to share a limited number of licenses among its FME users |
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| FME Server Licensing Instructions – All options (in-house or other) | Refer to the FME Downloads table to install the latest version of FME Server. FME Server can be licenced in offline, or online mode. By default, license files are installed to C:ProgramDataSafe SoftwareFME Serverlicenses |
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| FME Server Security | This whitepaper describes how FME Server provides comprehensive security including authentication, authorisation, data and network |
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