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Upgrade from WF2

scooke
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‎Jul 12, 2012 06:10 AM
‎Jul 12, 2012 06:10 AM

Upgrade from WF2

We are a small tool design and mould making company and have been using ProE
since release 19.

We use the add on modules Tool Design Set and EMX 4 for all our mould design
work.



We are about to upgrade from WF2 to Creo ? on both Win 32 and 64 machines.
If anyone has any advice as to where to jump in I would be grateful. i.e.
is it too soon to start with Creo 2 and should we start in Creo 1 or even
WF5?



Best regards,



Steve






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(To:scooke)
‎Jul 12, 2012 07:58 AM
‎Jul 12, 2012 07:58 AM

I also do die cavity work (Forge dies) using TDO in Pro-E. Top-down
design, 'real' shrink features, parting surfaces, etc...



I have been using Pro-E since rev 18-19 and am currently using Creo
Elements/Pro (WF5) and CREO 1.



If I had my preference for the ideal situation, I would probably go to
WF4 from WF 2 and wait for CREO2 to shake out later this year. All in
all, WF2 was pretty sweet.




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