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appear Creo image

MS_Santos
15-Moonstone

appear Creo image

Hello,

I have a network folder where the icon is in the path F:\Config\Creo\Splash\Icone.ico , when I go to put an image on the CREO icon on the desktop it doesn't appear, the folder has all the permissions because CREO is saved normally, but the image doesn't appear, what could it be?

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Chris3
21-Topaz I
(To:MS_Santos)

for better or worse we use a bat file to launch Creo. The line would look something like this:

 

robocopy "SERVER_DIR\subfolder" "CREO_LOCAL_DIR\subfolder" /r:0 /NDL /NJH /NJS /nc /ns /if parametric.ico

 

It uses the robocopy command to check if paramertic.ico already exists and if not copies it from a server location to the local drive. The shortcut then points to that local .ico file.

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Chris3
21-Topaz I
(To:MS_Santos)

I have had that issue due to Windows not immediately making the connection to a network drive. Even after you make the connection by clicking on the network drive, the icon doesn't always update.

 

For us, the issue was resolved by using our startup script to copy the icon file to the C drive if it didn't exist and then linking to that local version.

 

Not sure if this is your issue or not.

MS_Santos
15-Moonstone
(To:Chris3)

That's right, would you have the script to pass on? mine isn't working

Chris3
21-Topaz I
(To:MS_Santos)

for better or worse we use a bat file to launch Creo. The line would look something like this:

 

robocopy "SERVER_DIR\subfolder" "CREO_LOCAL_DIR\subfolder" /r:0 /NDL /NJH /NJS /nc /ns /if parametric.ico

 

It uses the robocopy command to check if paramertic.ico already exists and if not copies it from a server location to the local drive. The shortcut then points to that local .ico file.

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