I might have an idea. My co-workers have gotten in the habit of making really long directory names. Creo has some sort of limit on the total length of the directory it will handle for post-processing. I think it might be 100 characters or something like that. This caused mysterious refusal to post programs.
My solution was to set up, in my config.pro, a specific directory where all my postprocessed files go. It required two entries in the file:
pro_mf_cl_dir c:\ptc\NCFiles
pro_mf_tape_dir c:\ptc\NCFiles
The first one tells Creo where to write the ".ncl" files, and the second tells it where to put the ".tap" (the postprocessor output file). It has the added benefit of putting all the extra files generated by Creo in one location. Makes cleanup easier.
