How to not display Axes on start up

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November 6, 2017
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My config.pro is set to "not" display any datums, points, etc on start-up except for "Axis display".

I need to have it not display those on start-up as well.

I have gone into my config.pro file and set the following:

display_axes no

display_asis_tags no

I have shut down and restarted and stell, the axes are stil on at start up whenever I open a drawing or model. All of the oeher dadums are off.

What am I missing?

Thanks,

Roger

General

Best answer by Mahesh_Sharma

Check for all config files in session from File > Help > System information. It will give you list of all configs in session.

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TomU

23-Emerald IV

Check the other config files, especially if you have a config.sup. That one will override all others.

I prefer to have all of them off by default, but have the tags appear when manually turned on, so I use the following settings:

display_axes no
display_axis_tags yes
display_coord_sys no
display_coord_sys_tags yes
display_planes no
display_plane_tags yes
display_points no
display_point_tags yes

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RWL

Author

1-Visitor

We are using CREO 2, and the file that I am working with is:

c:\users\myname\my documents\creo\config.pro

The only other file n the CREO folder is config.win.

There is a config.pro file in the PTC folde, which is in the same folder as the CREO folder, but that file has "display_axes" set to no as well.

Mahesh_Sharma

22-Sapphire I

After closing Creo, edit config file in text editor and check for config options in that file. If options are there, launch creo and check config options with in Creo.

Mahesh_Sharma

22-Sapphire I

After restart Creo, check the config file to confirm that axis display is set to no. sometimes admin configure batch file to overwrite the existing config with new from central location.

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StephenW

23-Emerald III

Possibly you have multiple config.pro files loading or you have the option specified in the config.sup which would not allow you to change the option at all.

You can see what config files are loading by looking in FILE - OPTIONS - CONFIGURATION EDITOR and pushing the drop down arrow shown in the image below.