(yet another) file conversion fail

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December 9, 2015
14 replies
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hi all,

i have licensed versions of mathcad 15 (M010) and prime 2.0. i've converted many files from 15 to prime format but a few fail. a "failed" message appears in the status and no converted file is created. i know that some functionality might not convert, but i thought they would be rendered as images and i would be able to fix what didn't convert properly. however, no file is created. i'll try to paste an image of the failed conversion window and the file itself (quite large). failed conversion log.png

1_guy-bedie-code---151209-SPP-xmcd.zip

Statistics_Analysis

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Werner_E

25-Diamond I

I just gave it a try and converted your file. I got similar warnings but a Prime file was created which could be opened in Prime.

Of course as so often it would not work OK. All data tables are inserted just as useless picture.

As I was using Prime 3.0 I don't attach the file as you would not be able to read it with P2 and I can't save it in P2 format.

I don't know why you did not get any file at all. After all the screenshot you attached did not report any severe errors which could make the conversion fail at all.

I vaguely remember that Prime's converter had some problems with files containing collapsed regions but I am not sure about that and I guess that there was an appropriate error message indicating that you shoudl open the regions.

Regards Werner

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AndyWesterman

12-Amethyst

Seems to work in P2 as well.

The ReadCpuSpeed &ResetCpuTicks function calls will probably need P3 to work, but other than the spacing in the prime document, there is nothing to suggest that it should fail.

regards

Andy

1_guy-bedie-code---151209-SPP-mcdx.zip

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RichardJ

19-Tanzanite

The ReadCpuSpeed &ResetCpuTicks function calls will probably need P3 to work

Those functions require a user DLL written by Robert Adair. They will not work in Prime unless Robert rewrites the DLL for Prime, and the chances of that happening are infinitesimally small.

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MJG

1-Visitor

Shot in the dark: do you have full permissions in the destination folder? You say you've converted several other files, so I'm guessing this is not the issue.

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bsimpkins

Author

1-Visitor

i think so. i don't ahve admin rights but i so have write permissions on the folders with the original and converted files.

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VladimirN

24-Ruby IV

Your files to convert normally in Mathcad Prime 3.1 without an "failed" error (core of Mathcad 15 M040 is used as converter). But after the conversion of many areas of the document need to be improved.