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Jul 11, 2014 4:27 PM UTC
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Schematics Admin 101

Hi Schematics Community!

We are launching a WHDP project and configuring Schematics and Parametric for the first time and will be a frequent contributor from here on out! Yay!

So I"m a Creo Paramteric admin guy and wishing I had a config option to set the default Location.

Is there such a way to acheive this?

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Gaby_KAnswer
12-Amethyst
Jul 13, 2014 7:57 AM UTC

Hi ,

Default location for designs can be set by:

  • File Application Manu->Options->Directory Defaults -> set the folder for designs (see image below)

directories_def.jpg

for additional info, please review topic :"About Creo Schematics System Default Files" in Creo Schematics Help Center

(if directories defaults were not set - the defaults will be the start folder as defined in the application shortcut properties)

Gaby.

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Gaby_K12-AmethystAnswer
12-Amethyst
Jul 13, 2014 7:57 AM UTC

Hi ,

Default location for designs can be set by:

  • File Application Manu->Options->Directory Defaults -> set the folder for designs (see image below)

directories_def.jpg

for additional info, please review topic :"About Creo Schematics System Default Files" in Creo Schematics Help Center

(if directories defaults were not set - the defaults will be the start folder as defined in the application shortcut properties)

Gaby.

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1-Visitor
Jul 14, 2014 2:19 PM UTC

You can set all your Directory Defaults, Switches, Folder Structure on local machine, and push latest Configs, such as UI's, Plot Files, ...ect to all your End Users with a .bat file. and a start-up shortcut referencing the .bat file.

John

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