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ptc-60585991-Visitor
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May 19, 2014
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How to save CREO 2.0 map key parmantely.....

  • May 19, 2014
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Hi Everybody,

I have some clafrification in creo tool.

Any one can sugges how to slove this problem.

I have save map key in my working directory once at a time.

after i close my creo and reopen didn't work.

how to save permantely any one know

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    dschenken1-Visitor
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    May 19, 2014

    To make sure things are OK - try to open the mapkey files using the Configuration Options editor. By default the mapkeys are saved using .pro as the suffix.

    If they work, then edit the mapkey file using a text editor and copy the mapkey commands; then edit the config.pro file in your starting directory using a text editor and paste the mapkey at the end of the file. The next time you start Creo, the mapkeys should work.

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      ptc-60585991-VisitorAuthor
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      May 19, 2014

      thanx .. can you explain detail....

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      ptc-60585991-VisitorAuthor
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      May 19, 2014

      any one can send ppt for this ANSWER?

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      rli1-Visitor
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      May 20, 2014

      You should click the mapkey you defined in the "Mapkeys" dialog, then click "Save" button to save this mapkey to the config file in your start workspace of Creo, for confirm, after you saved, go to the workspace to open config.pro to see if it already saved to the file, if yes, when you reopen Creo, the mapkey should work.

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      jsarkar1-Visitor
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      May 20, 2014

      save the makpkeay file in deafult config.pro file which is retrived on starting creo. Select file>help>system information, under configuration option, see the deafult path of config.pro. and save your config.pro with mapkey in that path.

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        Praveee1-Visitor
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        May 22, 2014

        thank you sankar, to check the startup directory i was using right click Creo Icon > properties..that was a windows way of doing and you gave the Creo way to check the same..

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        jsarkar1-Visitor
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        May 27, 2014

        You are welcome

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