Initial user.mtx file during creation
Initial user.mtx file during creation
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For NX 9 install, one machine (Master) is imaged and all others are systematically imaged from that one machine. The Master machine has in C:\\apps\nx090 all the files for NX 9 install. When the ‘install’ is executed, it copies files from C:\\apps\nx090 unto each and every users C:\Users\user ID\AppData\Local\Siemens\NX90
Four files end up in C:\Users\user ID\AppData\Local\Siemens\NX90, but they’re not in the C:/apps/nx090.
~ DialogMmeory.dlx
~ history
~ nx_mru
~ user.mtx
Where does the user.mtx come from? It is not contained within the files located in C:\\apps\nx090, so where else could they be copied from?
Four files end up in C:\Users\user ID\AppData\Local\Siemens\NX90, but they’re not in the C:/apps/nx090.
~ DialogMmeory.dlx
~ history
~ nx_mru
~ user.mtx
Where does the user.mtx come from? It is not contained within the files located in C:\\apps\nx090, so where else could they be copied from?





RE: Initial user.mtx file during creation
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RE: Initial user.mtx file during creation
How could you use this file effectively?
Let's say that you want to fully define the entire NX UI layout for all of your users so they don't have to spend their time doing such. You could define the UI layout on one machine, save the Role (.mtx) and then either copy the saved role into each user's directory as you outlined above or put the .mtx file out on the network and ask each user to load that role themselves if they wish (Tools -> Customize -> Roles tab -> Load). If you have customizations (like a path to a custom bitmap which defines a custom icon) defined in that saved Role, you will need to make sure ALL users loading that role have access to that particular bitmap path. It might be wise to have each user save their current layout into a different .mtx file before loading any other .mtx file (Tools -> Customize -> Roles tab -> Save). That way, they can always go back to the previous layout with the backup.
Hope this additional info doesn't add confusion.
Tim Flater
NX Designer
NX 9.0.3.4 Win7 Pro x64 SP1
Intel Xeon 2.53 GHz 6GB RAM
NVIDIA Quadro 4000 2GB