The user had copied a citect.ini file from
another workstation and modified it to suit the new machine. As it
turns out it had a spurious entry in the Citect.ini file
[CLIENT]Manager=1 which caused Citect to look for a manager license
which was not encoded on the key.
Setting the parameter to [CLIENT]Manager=0 corrected the
problem.
It is actually quite important for a healthy citect system that
the Citect.ini file only contains entries that are appropriate to
the running system. Spurious entries can cause all sorts of
difficult to diagnose errors.
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