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It's not you. PTC has objectively the worst CRM on the internet. Apparently you are not allowed to use the product if you don't tell them who you work for, or want to own the product yourself.
I'm already in ancient rage mode with PTC for the destruction of MathCad, a program I use daily and which will no longer be accessible if my current machine fails.
I wanted to see if they have finally gotten around to implementing THE MOST BASIC PLOTTING FUNCTIONALITY already in MathCad 15, so went to see if I could get a new trial. I have a PTC login, but damned if I can find the login page from the main PTC.com page.
The link to download a trial requires that you enter a company email address. Thing is, If I want to buy the software personally and use it as I see fit, can someone explain how this is any of their business?
First issue, why are you responding to a 17 year old thread? Create a new one for your new issue. This is a community of users who try to help other users. There are a few PTC employees in the community and they do answer when appropriate.
Second issue, open PTC.com and right on the top menu bar is Education and Support, Downloads are considered a type of support, so in the drop down, select eSupport. Right there in Popular Tasks is Download Software.
If you want a personal evaluation copy of MathCAD, create a new account with a different email address for personal use.
Thank you for pointing out my error. Ironically, nothing seems to have changed in 17 years, the link mentioned is still impossible to find 🙂
I honestly doubt that I will ever get past my hurt, rage and frustration over the cancellation of MathCad 15. When my current computer dies, I'll have to retire because what I've seen of Prime, (7.0) is still not functional, the graphing is terrible and of all the things to not have fixed yet in 8, charting would have to be my #1 issue.
The precise help I need isn't available. For PTC to really show that they have heard and understood the cries of the MathCad 15 user community. It hasn't happen, it won't happen, and so I check back every year or so to see if things have improved but PTC still finds themselves blameless, when in fact they have destroyed careers through their negligent stewardship of MathCad.