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December 8, 2011
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Do datecodes conflict?

  • December 8, 2011
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Will datecodes under the same major release conflict with one another. Meaning, will datecodes such as Pro 5/Creo M080 & Pro5/Creo M110, result in any interoperability issues when sharing files? My company is using M080 and I want to install M110 on my PC.

Thanks,

Kevin

P.S. Is there any hope of PTC creating interoperability between major releases of Creo?


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Best answer by TravisWernecke

1. Kevin, we use Pro5/Creo. We are a large center and have numerous datecodes being used at any given time with no noticable issues. I wouldn't forsee any problems other than the lack of updates on the M080 machine.

2. There is always hope!

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1-Visitor
December 8, 2011

1. Kevin, we use Pro5/Creo. We are a large center and have numerous datecodes being used at any given time with no noticable issues. I wouldn't forsee any problems other than the lack of updates on the M080 machine.

2. There is always hope!

1-Visitor
December 12, 2011

That said, Creo 1 and Wildfire 5 can get a little mixed up. For example, the Restore Session feature seems to be shared between the two. It's actually quite handy, but I don't think it's intentional. So if Wildfire 5 crashes then you launch Creo it will offer to restore your Wildfire 5 session, as will Wildfire 5 itself of course.

PTC did release add-ons for maintained customers to let you open up newer Pro/E files in older version of Wildfire, but they seem to have discontinued this with Creo 1, and I think someone said recently that they were a bit rubbish anyway.

1-Visitor
December 12, 2011

Yes, I read the description of the add-on you've mentioned and the wording was vague and did not inspire me to download the add-on.