ProE Student Edition and Win2k
ProE Student Edition and Win2k
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Hello,
I've recently upgraded from winME to win2k. I have installed ProE Student Edition in Win2k. Installation was a snap, however I cannot get ProE to run, when I double click on the ProE icon nothing happens, any suggestions.
Manster34
I've recently upgraded from winME to win2k. I have installed ProE Student Edition in Win2k. Installation was a snap, however I cannot get ProE to run, when I double click on the ProE icon nothing happens, any suggestions.
Manster34





RE: ProE Student Edition and Win2k
1. ProE Student Edition usually requires the CD to be in the drive, but you would usually get an error message to this effect.
2. I have noticed that PTC sometimes cuts corners in the development of Student Edition versions. In the past, I have had to manually create working links to the correct batch files. Browse to the ProE directory (usually c:\program files\proeXXXXX) and open the BIN directory. Try double-clicking on the 'proe2000i2.bat' or 'proe2001.bat' file. If this works, create a SHORTCUT to the batch file on your desktop.
3. One last thing - it may be possible that your video card (on your home machine, I presume) may not support ProE. A workaround is usually to manually create a config.pro file and place it in the TEXT directory (within the ProE installation dir) that contains a single line: GRAPHICS WIN32_GDI (assuming the startup process is even getting to this point).
Good Luck,
Recneps
RE: ProE Student Edition and Win2k
Original:
if NOT "%mc%" == "i486_win95" goto postenv4096
if "%env4096%" == "true" goto postenv4096
set env4096=true
command.com /E:4096 /C %0 %1 %2 %3 %4 %5 %6 %7 %8 %9
set env4096=
goto ptc_end
:postenv4096
changed to:
if NOT "%mc%" == "i486_nt" goto postenv4096
if "%env4096%" == "true" goto postenv4096
set env4096=true
command.com /E:4096 /C %0 %1 %2 %3 %4 %5 %6 %7 %8 %9
set env4096=
REM goto ptc_end
:postenv4096
RE: ProE Student Edition and Win2k