Pro E Wildfire 4 ignores the local config.pro and search.pro in the "target directory".
In which cases do ProE load the files?
ROland
Pro E Wildfire 4 ignores the local config.pro and search.pro in the "target directory".
In which cases do ProE load the files?
ROland
Pro E Wildfire 4 ignores the local config.pro and search.pro in the "target directory".
In which cases do ProE load the files?
ROland
This is the order in which Pro/e loads files. I'm using CREO 2.0 but it = has been this way forever. If you had an Installation Guide, this is = pretty near the beginning:
=E2=80=9C1. \Common Files\\text
(creo_loadpoint is the Creo application installation = directory)=E2=80=94Your
system administrator may have put configuration files in this location = to
support company standards for windows configuration settings, formats, = and
libraries. Any user starting a Creo application from this loadpoint uses = the
values in this file.
to a directory created for your login ID. You can place your = configuration
files here to start the Creo application from any folder without having = to copy
the files in each folder.
start a Creo application. Since the local configuration files = (config.pro,
config.win, and menu_def.pro) in this directory are the last to be
read, they override any conflicting configuration file option entries. = The
config.pro file does not, however, override any config.sup = entries.=E2=80=9D
You will have to figure out how your =E2=80=9Ctarget directory=E2=80=9D = relates to the above. I suspect to point 1 which is PTC=E2=80=99s = default location. You could replace whatever PTC puts there with your = own. You can find out what it is currently loading from = =E2=80=98Tools>Options=E2=80=99 and seeing what path(s) it lists. There = may be may be more than one place from which options are being loaded. = Check for options being loaded from point 3 above, the Startup = directory. This is the directory it shows, by default, when you do = =E2=80=9Cset working directory=E2=80=9D. This is actually the best, most = reliable place to put your options files as it loads those options last.
David Janes
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