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Exporting a personal library (content center) to another computer (inventor 2011)

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Exporting a personal library (content center) to another computer (inventor 2011)

Exporting a personal library (content center) to another computer (inventor 2011)

(OP)
Hello,

Title explains it all. How the hell do you copy your personal library (content center, with self created parts) to another pc. Software is inventor 2011 suite (normal version)

Thanks in advance,

BeliMawr

RE: Exporting a personal library (content center) to another computer (inventor 2011)

I take it this is an IDCL library. Just copy and paste it from one machine to the other and make sure the project file has it checked.

If this is a Vault library the other machine would see it automatically with the same project active and the same Vault enabled.

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