Converting .xmcd into .mcdx

[mnejetojedno]

Hey, I have an assignment for school and the file is saved in old xmcd format from Mathcad15. Now I'm only able to work in Prime and I can't seem to be able to run Mathcad15 at my laptop so I either have to remake it all in Prime or have someone to convert it so if anyone would be so nice to do it I would be thankful.

[Werner_E]

Here you are!

But I see no reason why you shouldn't be able to use Mathcad 15. If you have a license for Prime this license is also valid for MC15 and the current MC15 should run on current Hard- and Software without problems.
You may download MC15 somewhere here:

https://www.ptc.com/en/products/mathcad/free-trial/thank-you
https://www.ptc.com/en/products/mathcad/free-trial
http://download.ptc.com/products/mathcad/trial/mc15/Mathcad15_EN.zip
https://www.ptc.com/-/media/Files/Docs/Mathcad/Mathcad15-EN.zip

[mnejetojedno]

Thank you!!

I tried installing it but it always says that some net framework version is missing even though my windows10 is up to date and the link from which I'm supposed to download isn't working. I guess it can be done somehow but frankly, time is pressing me, thats why I went this way 🙂

[Werner_E]

Different versions of dot.net framework can co-exist in parallel. If Mathcad requires an older version than you have currently installed, you would have to install it additionally to the new one you already have.

Anyway, glad you are up and running now.

[Sanath]

@mnejetojedno You need to have both Mathcad 15.0 and Mathcad Prime installed on the same system to carry out the conversion process. XMCD/MCD converter does come along with Mathcad Prime application and can be accessed through inpu/ouput tab. You need to ensure to have both Mathcad 15.0 and Mathcad Prime licensed (use the same license file). Further you can convert the files in Mathcad 15.0 to Prime version (if you wish you continue with Prime)

For FrameWork issue, Install Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 SP1 from Microsoft Download Center.