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Creo Electrical Design license............ 2
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I don't know. Thats why I used a question mark. But there is a Creo Schematics.
I believe there is also electric design features as part of their regular parametric software.
Might be easiest to contact them.
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You need to ask PTC or your VAR for information about licensing. PTC re-groups functionality under new names various functions. How they are licensed varies.
Creo Schematics is a 2D general purpose schematics tool which encompasses:
Schematic does not appear to be particularly suitable for electrical schematic capture. However, it's possible to use Creo Schematics to display information extracted from the Electrical Design managed information.
If you haven't used it before, I'd recommend finding a PTC training course.
Creo Schematics is a 2D general purpose schematics tool which encompasses:
Schematic does not appear to be particularly suitable for electrical schematic capture. However, it's possible to use Creo Schematics to display information extracted from the Electrical Design managed information.
If you haven't used it before, I'd recommend finding a PTC training course.
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That's a problem. If you don't know what a VAR is and are asking about licensing software and I told you what to search for and you didn't, that's just not trying.
If your workmates aren't trying to licence software why would they need to know?
If your workmates aren't trying to licence software why would they need to know?
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