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Hi,
I just bought PTC Mathcad prime 3.0 (student version), and I have been trying to convert some files that I created with older versions of Mathcad (15.0, 11.0, etc) into the format of this new version. I read the document called: "Mathcad_Prime_Migration_Guide", and it says that I should install Matdcad 15 (M010) or a newest version of it to work with the converter of Mathcad prime 3.0.
I downloaded and installed Mathcad 15.0 (M020) from my account at https://www.ptc.com/, but each time I tried to use the converter, the following log message was displayed by the converter: "Could not start Mathcad conversion process"
Could anyone of you please send me a clue of what I should do to fix any error(s)?
Thank you in advanced,
EH
May be You have done someone wrong - by me all is ok.
And second.
What is it a student version of Mathcad Prime 3. I know only Mathcad Prime and Mathcad Express.
And Mathcad Espresso http://communities.ptc.com/message/190651
Dear Valery,
Thank you for your answer. I just solved the error by entering the right license information.
If you want to learn more about: "PTC Mathcad Prime 3.0 Student Edition", you can visit the following link:
That is the version of Matcad that I am currently learning to use, and it has amazing features.
Thanks a lot,
Eli
I was referring to the "PTC Mathcad Prime 3.0 Student Edition". It is a version intended for students. You can find more information on: http://store.ptc.com/store/ptc/DisplayCategoryProductListPage/categoryID.5321800
Thank you for your answer. EH.
Hi,
You can request PTC's "Academic Support" for Mathcad Prime student vresion here: http://www.ptc.com/appserver/wcms/forms/index.jsp?&im_dbkey=142574&icg_dbkey=482
Hi Vladimir,
I solved the problem.
Thank you for your help.
Eli
And how is it solved?
I solved this issue by installing Mathcad 15 and entering its license information. I located and selected the license file from the folder where I saved it when I donwloaded Mathcad 15. After Mathcad 15 was installed, I saved the files I made in Mathcad 11 (and older versions) as Mathcad 15 files. After that, I was able to convert the old files by following the instructions the converter gave me. It was very straight forward. I hope it helps you