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get the part history in NX

get the part history in NX

get the part history in NX

(OP)
Hi,

If I create a part using the jt file ... How can I know which jt file I had used to create the NX .prt file..

example..

If I give 10 jt files to a designer and ask him to give me one NX .prt file..

is there a way in part history or somewhere I can look for , which will give me information on which jt file he used to create this .prt file..

General NX related question..

Thanks for help

RE: get the part history in NX

Yes.  Open the file and go to...

File -> Properties

...and then select the tab labeled 'JT File' and you should find what you're looking for there.

John R. Baker, P.E.
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Product Design Solutions
Siemens PLM Software Inc.
Cypress, CA
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RE: get the part history in NX

(OP)
Thanks John.. Awesome..

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