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XMCD converter within Mathcad Express Prime 11 (free trial version) don't work

ptc-4400606
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XMCD converter within Mathcad Express Prime 11 (free trial version) don't work

I tried a couple of *.mcd and *.xmcd files. In one case a red "Keine Lizent" appeared, no other resonses. But no new file was created, neither in the original folder nor in any other folder. The issue was even described earlier. The found "solution" was finalised with the recommendation to contact the support. But it is not possible to open a support case (probabaly due to the trial version), although I have an old user account.
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LucMeekes
23-Emerald IV
(To:ptc-4400606)

I assume that Prime itself 'works', in the sense that you can start a new worksheet and enter expressions....

Do you have a diagonal banner across the worksheet and/or, if you type on the worksheet:

       mean(1=

is the result?:

LucMeekes_2-1745568122855.pngan error message, then you do not have an active (trial) license.

If you get this:

 

LucMeekes_0-1745568034340.pnga numeric result, then you have an active (trial) license, and the converter, if installed(!), should work.

 

To get an active trial license, go to the main menu ( see below, arrow 1) and select options.

Then, on the license tab of the pop-up select "Get License" (arrow 2)

LucMeekes_4-1745568831600.png

And follow the directions to get your trial license.

 

Success!
Luc

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LucMeekes
23-Emerald IV
(To:ptc-4400606)

Did you actually apply for, and activate, the trial license?

Did you install the converter along with the installation of Prime 11? (It is an option that needs to be ticked during installation! By default it is off...)

Do you have other versions of Prime installed on the same machine?

If so, which?

 

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Luc

No, no other versions

LucMeekes
23-Emerald IV
(To:ptc-4400606)

I assume that Prime itself 'works', in the sense that you can start a new worksheet and enter expressions....

Do you have a diagonal banner across the worksheet and/or, if you type on the worksheet:

       mean(1=

is the result?:

LucMeekes_2-1745568122855.pngan error message, then you do not have an active (trial) license.

If you get this:

 

LucMeekes_0-1745568034340.pnga numeric result, then you have an active (trial) license, and the converter, if installed(!), should work.

 

To get an active trial license, go to the main menu ( see below, arrow 1) and select options.

Then, on the license tab of the pop-up select "Get License" (arrow 2)

LucMeekes_4-1745568831600.png

And follow the directions to get your trial license.

 

Success!
Luc

Thank you Luc, it worked well. But why isn’t it described anywhere or directly linked with the installation procedure?

LucMeekes
23-Emerald IV
(To:ptc-4400606)

I can only guess that PTC likes to keep thing complicated in order to fend of, or frustrate customers and those that would like to be. Licensing their product (or, at least Mathcad/Prime) causes lots of problems, as shown by this special section of the forum.

You sort of have to know your way around their website to find this: https://community.ptc.com/t5/Mathcad-Installation/All-About-Mathcad-Software-Installation/m-p/706433#M26

 

Success!
Luc

Thank you again, finally it worked with this user forum , but I spend some hours with this issue.

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