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RJ_535258610-Marble
10-Marble
March 27, 2024
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Opening legacy files

  • March 27, 2024
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I am using Creo Parametric Release 9.0 and Datecode9.0.4.0

I am attempting to open files from the 1990s that are labeled as DRW and I cannot open them.

Here are the errors that I faced
'Filename' Cannot Be Pulled
    Best answer by RandyJones
    @RJ_5352586 wrote:

    Attached are some examples

    I downloaded 4027-1.drw and took a look in a text editor. This is not a ProE file.

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    RJ_535258610-MarbleAuthor
    10-Marble
    March 27, 2024

    Attached are some examples

    Dale_Rosema
    23-Emerald III
    Dale_Rosema23-Emerald III
    23-Emerald III
    March 27, 2024

    You would be better attaching a .jpg of the error. If you do not attached the model files, no one else will be able to open the drawing file.

     

    What is the error you are getting?  Cannot fine 4027-1.prt or something like that?

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      rreifsnyder15-Moonstone
      15-Moonstone
      March 27, 2024

      Seems like that might be the issue, the .drw file on it's own is useless. You must have the .prt and .asm files that are associated with the drawing.

        J
        jchelle16-Pearl
        16-Pearl
        March 27, 2024

        from Hi RJ_5352586,

         

        I confirm Ben's status.

         

        I checked the structure of the file you attached using editor Notepad++ and compared it with a drawing that opens properly without associated models assembly.

        Found that the header UGC information is missing in 4027-1.DRW file.

        End of UGC information is missing  at the end of your file as well.

        See attached screenshots.

        So this file does not come from Creo or Pro/Engineer.

         

        Checking on the net and found that micrographx designer generates .DRW file as well.

        Where did this file comes from exactly?

         

        Jean-Claude

         

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