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Error while opening .idw file
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12-05-2002 02:20 AM
I have a .idw file of a .iam that is not opening. I keep getting the msg
"Errors were created when opening this file, and error log is being
created".
The file was opening fine until I made a "save as copy" of the model and
modified it (the models were the samw except for on dimension); then made a
new .idw for the new modified save as copy.
The original model opens fine, as does the save as copy model AND its .idw.
There any way to save the .idw or will it have to be redrawn again?
*running IV 6 SP1*
"Errors were created when opening this file, and error log is being
created".
The file was opening fine until I made a "save as copy" of the model and
modified it (the models were the samw except for on dimension); then made a
new .idw for the new modified save as copy.
The original model opens fine, as does the save as copy model AND its .idw.
There any way to save the .idw or will it have to be redrawn again?
*running IV 6 SP1*
*Cross, Gary
Re: Error while opening .idw file
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12-05-2002 04:22 AM in reply to:
*PANNING, AUGUST
I am getting the exact same error on an IDW too. I went in & did a rebuild
all in the IAM & opened & saved the IPN-no problems with those files. But I
still cannot open my IDW.
Anyone out there have any clues to what might be happening?
Gary
gcross@crossdesign.com
"AUGUST PANNING" wrote in message
news:CD9182A11BB54A2AAFE85C2A08FFA5A1@in.WebX.maYI
> I have a .idw file of a .iam that is not opening. I keep getting the msg
> "Errors were created when opening this file, and error log is being
> created".
> The file was opening fine until I made a "save as copy" of the model and
> modified it (the models were the samw except for on dimension); then made
a
> new .idw for the new modified save as copy.
> The original model opens fine, as does the save as copy model AND its
.idw.
> There any way to save the .idw or will it have to be redrawn again?
> *running IV 6 SP1*
>
>
all in the IAM & opened & saved the IPN-no problems with those files. But I
still cannot open my IDW.
Anyone out there have any clues to what might be happening?
Gary
gcross@crossdesign.com
"AUGUST PANNING"
news:CD9182A11BB54A2AAFE85C2A08FFA5A1@in.WebX.maYI
> I have a .idw file of a .iam that is not opening. I keep getting the msg
> "Errors were created when opening this file, and error log is being
> created".
> The file was opening fine until I made a "save as copy" of the model and
> modified it (the models were the samw except for on dimension); then made
a
> new .idw for the new modified save as copy.
> The original model opens fine, as does the save as copy model AND its
.idw.
> There any way to save the .idw or will it have to be redrawn again?
> *running IV 6 SP1*
>
>
*Puschner, Michael
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12-05-2002 10:56 PM in reply to:
*PANNING, AUGUST
Did you use weld IAMs ?
Same problem here with an IDW of an IAM with a weld sub assembly.
Using a "normal" IAM instead of the weld iam the IDW is opening fine again.
--
Michael Puschner
mp@scholle.de
"Gary Cross" schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:AD43240C8E9B11946CA18FCF4505D602@in.WebX.maYI
> I am getting the exact same error on an IDW too. I went in & did a rebuild
> all in the IAM & opened & saved the IPN-no problems with those files. But
I
> still cannot open my IDW.
> Anyone out there have any clues to what might be happening?
>
> Gary
> gcross@crossdesign.com
>
>
>
> "AUGUST PANNING" wrote in message
> news:CD9182A11BB54A2AAFE85C2A08FFA5A1@in.WebX.maYI
> > I have a .idw file of a .iam that is not opening. I keep getting the msg
> > "Errors were created when opening this file, and error log is being
> > created".
> > The file was opening fine until I made a "save as copy" of the model and
> > modified it (the models were the samw except for on dimension); then
made
> a
> > new .idw for the new modified save as copy.
> > The original model opens fine, as does the save as copy model AND its
> .idw.
> > There any way to save the .idw or will it have to be redrawn again?
> > *running IV 6 SP1*
> >
> >
>
>
Same problem here with an IDW of an IAM with a weld sub assembly.
Using a "normal" IAM instead of the weld iam the IDW is opening fine again.
--
Michael Puschner
mp@scholle.de
"Gary Cross"
news:AD43240C8E9B11946CA18FCF4505D602@in.WebX.maYI
> I am getting the exact same error on an IDW too. I went in & did a rebuild
> all in the IAM & opened & saved the IPN-no problems with those files. But
I
> still cannot open my IDW.
> Anyone out there have any clues to what might be happening?
>
> Gary
> gcross@crossdesign.com
>
>
>
> "AUGUST PANNING"
> news:CD9182A11BB54A2AAFE85C2A08FFA5A1@in.WebX.maYI
> > I have a .idw file of a .iam that is not opening. I keep getting the msg
> > "Errors were created when opening this file, and error log is being
> > created".
> > The file was opening fine until I made a "save as copy" of the model and
> > modified it (the models were the samw except for on dimension); then
made
> a
> > new .idw for the new modified save as copy.
> > The original model opens fine, as does the save as copy model AND its
> .idw.
> > There any way to save the .idw or will it have to be redrawn again?
> > *running IV 6 SP1*
> >
> >
>
>
*PANNING, AUGUST
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12-06-2002 03:25 AM in reply to:
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No welding involved.
This is large number of assosiative piping in it though.
This is large number of assosiative piping in it though.
