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21-Topaz I
February 24, 2015
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Where did the Open in Creo View go from the version history table of a cad file?

  • February 24, 2015
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We just upgraded from PDMLink 10.1 M040 to 10.1 M050 this past weekend.

I have one user that said in M040 you could right-click on a link in the Version History table of a CAD file and the menu would display an option to Open in Creo View. Now in M050 it's not there.

Can anyone confirm that was there in M040? If so why would PTC remove that? And why remove it BETWEEN BUILDS?

Best answer by STEVEG

Nobody answered so I had to go to the full-proof method. The exploder list.

There were a bunch of actions exposed on several tables that were never supposed to be there so they were removed.

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STEVEG21-Topaz IAuthorAnswer
21-Topaz I
February 25, 2015

Nobody answered so I had to go to the full-proof method. The exploder list.

There were a bunch of actions exposed on several tables that were never supposed to be there so they were removed.

18-Opal
March 3, 2015

We just upgraded to PDMLink 10.1 M050 also and I am really missing all of those options from the Right Click menu!

For example, when I am looking at the Version History on the information page, I want to be able to open several objects in Creo View, or be able to add to WS and open in Creo, etc.

PTC, Please bring it back! your mistake worked really well and was very useful...even more so than some of your "features".

BenPerry
15-Moonstone
March 3, 2015

ptc-2108801‌‌, in reference to your comment about opening multiple objects in Creo View at the same time, please see this Product Idea: Open multiple drawings in Creo View without going through clipboard. Maybe you can add "version history table" as a possible candidate for where that button would go.