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"Promote" allows you to move a component (ipt or sub-iam) "UP" within the structure. For example, I could move a bushing from my detailed weldment/asm up to my final asm if I wanted it to be shown in the BOM at that level rather than earlier in the assembly process. The effects? Well, you generally lose all constraints on the object - or anything that was constrained to that object. The same principle applies to "Demote".
Ok, that's what I thought - I just haven't had time to try it on a dummy assembly so as not to totally mess up something I've worked weeks on. Thanks for your explaination - it was very clear.
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