cacciatorino Guest Apr 19, 2012 #1 Sorry, I can't find the dwg converter in the task scheduler (solid 2012 x64 sp3), although the guide explicitly mentions it. Is it a bug? Need a license higher than standard? and then what command is "dissection"???? This is the opposite, but the guide doesn't talk about it! Attachments Task.webp 108.4 KB · Views: 13
Sorry, I can't find the dwg converter in the task scheduler (solid 2012 x64 sp3), although the guide explicitly mentions it. Is it a bug? Need a license higher than standard? and then what command is "dissection"???? This is the opposite, but the guide doesn't talk about it!
re_solidworks Guest Apr 19, 2012 #2 cacciatorino said: Sorry, I can't find the dwg converter in the task scheduler (solid 2012 x64 sp3), although the guide explicitly mentions it. Is it a bug? Need a license higher than standard? and then what command is "dissection"???? This is the opposite, but the guide doesn't talk about it! Click to expand... task skeduler has always been available from office up. they also integrated it into the standard because they have inserted the guided conversion of the release gearbox.
cacciatorino said: Sorry, I can't find the dwg converter in the task scheduler (solid 2012 x64 sp3), although the guide explicitly mentions it. Is it a bug? Need a license higher than standard? and then what command is "dissection"???? This is the opposite, but the guide doesn't talk about it! Click to expand... task skeduler has always been available from office up. they also integrated it into the standard because they have inserted the guided conversion of the release gearbox.
