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#Creo educational not compatible with creo pro software#

Name these files schools.psf and schools.bat respectively.Įdit the file “schools.bat” and change the path in the file to read:

Copy commercial.psf and commercial.bat and make another copy in the C:\Program Files\PTC\Creo 3.0\M010\Parametric\bin folder.

psf" Save the changes and close the file.

Also change the line that says “ENV=PRO_MECH_COMMAND” to say (line 10):ĮNV=PRO_MECH_COMMAND="%CREOAPP_DIRECTORY%\bin\parametric.exe" "%CREOAPP_DIRECTORY%\bin\ commercial.

Edit the file “commercial.psf” and go to the line that begins with “DESC=” which should be on line 4 to say.

The only change you should make is the one highlighted. "C:\Program Files\PTC\Creo 3.0\M010\Parametric\bin\parametric.exe" "C:\Program Files\PTC\Creo 3.0\M010\Parametric\bin\ commercial.psf " %*

#Creo educational not compatible with creo pro software#

If your software is currently configured to run on your commercial license, rename these files to “commercial.bat” and “commercial.psf”.Įdit the file “commercial.bat” and change the path in the file to read: In this folder you should have two files “parametric.bat” and “parametric.psf”.

Navigate to the bin folder of Creo Parametric, usually C:\Program Files\PTC\Creo 3.0\M010\Parametric\bin.Here’s the process to get the two license files to work together… Save the license file to: C:\ProgramData\PTC\Licensing.I have included a utility that can help determine your license file. to generate a license and have it emailed to you.

If you haven’t done this part, here’s how: Also it assumes that you have generated a schools edition license file and saved it to the correct place. If this is not the case, please let me know. The below guide assumes that the license that you are currently using is the commercial license.