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How do I configure the search_pro CREO pro 3.0?
I need to put components in an assembly of other folders without losing the way.
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Create a text file named search.pro in your <loadpoint>/text folder (or other location using the config.pro option search_path_file to point to your search.pro file location).
search_path_file c:\proe\config
In the c:\proe\config folder you have the search.pro file.
In the search.pro file, enter each folder on a line that you want Creo to search for your component file in. The folders will be searched working down your list of folder paths.
example search.pro file format:
c:\proe\work_in_progress
c:\proe\unreleased
c:\proe\released
c:\proe\library
If Creo finds the file in work_in_progress, it will load that one and ignore an older version found in the released folder.
It does not understand filenames that have versions in the name. my_part_101_A.prt is a different file from my_part_101_B.prt.
If you have my_part_202.prt in released and a newer copy in work_in_progress, the one in work_in_progress will be loaded.
If you want to load the released version of the assembly, reorder the lines in the search.pro file so released is the first directory searched.
Create a text file named search.pro in your <loadpoint>/text folder (or other location using the config.pro option search_path_file to point to your search.pro file location).
search_path_file c:\proe\config
In the c:\proe\config folder you have the search.pro file.
In the search.pro file, enter each folder on a line that you want Creo to search for your component file in. The folders will be searched working down your list of folder paths.
example search.pro file format:
c:\proe\work_in_progress
c:\proe\unreleased
c:\proe\released
c:\proe\library
If Creo finds the file in work_in_progress, it will load that one and ignore an older version found in the released folder.
It does not understand filenames that have versions in the name. my_part_101_A.prt is a different file from my_part_101_B.prt.
If you have my_part_202.prt in released and a newer copy in work_in_progress, the one in work_in_progress will be loaded.
If you want to load the released version of the assembly, reorder the lines in the search.pro file so released is the first directory searched.
Good afternoon
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It worked
Thank you.
Marcelo,
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Martin Hanak
It worked
Thank you.