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How to share data in Workspace with others without checkin into commonspace, thereby version increase not occurs i.e Iteration remains to be same?Rgds,-Uthayan.

Hi.I have read on several websites that the mathcad xml (used in the xmcd files) is a publicly available specification (done by ptc of course), but I cannot find the specification anywhere. Any help?I am making a parser for the xmcd files - of course I could reverse-engineer the format, but that will take a lot of time.

Greetings all,I would like to find a 3D export format that will maintain the light and scene information from Creo/Elements Pro when opened in a free viewer tool such as Creo View Express or Adobe Acrobat 9.I have tried .U3D files which apperently should contain the lighting and scene information but Ive been unable to find a free program to open the file.Does anyone have any ideas of a format that will do this and a free viewing tool to open the format?Any information will help. Thanks!

HiI want to convert a whole assembly into a single part with an export and import of a STEP file. While importing the STEP file it's possible to define "import as a part"... Unfortunately the parts are imported all to the standard coordsys and not to the originally exported coordsys.Is there an config option for that?regardsVito

Hey,I am considering a contract offering with Unigraphics native files and use ProE Creo elements. What are the possibilities of completing a full contract obligation in ProE Creo and transferring model information to the Unigraphics model type?

Hi,Having spent several hours finding a way to do this, I hope this saves others some trouble....1) used 3D Slicer www.slicer.org to segment the MRI volumes. (There are tutorials for this. You need to make a label volume then convert it into a model.)2) saved the models as .stl files.For reasons unknown Pro/E student edition would not recognize the .stl files that originated from 3D Slicer.3) Load the .stl files in MeshLab http://sourceforge.net/projects/meshlab/ 4) Save the model as a .dxf file5) In Pro/E use Insert>Shared Data>From File to import the mesh as a facet feature.Elsewhere I have seen people talking about shrinkwrapping the 'facet feature' to create a solid in Pro/E.I hope this helps,Nick