Hello, Trying to convert a file from in to mm. Don't have any experience working in command prompt so the syntax is causing me some trouble. I keep getting the message "Too many files specified". Thanks in advance for any assistance. So as to save you a lot of digging, here is the single most useful piece of material see attached that you would have found at the link supplied above.
Thanks for the help everyone. I got it working and then got it working from the right-click menu in Windows Explorer thanks to the great Power Point from cowski via John Baker.
One small issue that is puzzling me: files that are located on the desktop do not work. When I right-click on a file on the desktop and choose the convert command that I have added to that menu the Command Prompt opens and after a decent amount of time I get an error message saying that it could not find the directory can't remember exact wording of the error and am at home now so can't check.
If I take this same file and place it in any other directory, either on my local drive or on a network drive, it works just fine: I right-click on the file, choose the convert command, and it executes within a few seconds. What makes the Desktop different? I assume that if I run a part from an earlier version through the converter utility in the NX7.
Is this correct? Thanks again for the help getting this working. Attached is a neat utility someone else created for converting part units. Attached is another version for converting part units. Join Us! By joining you are opting in to receive e-mail. Promoting, selling, recruiting, coursework and thesis posting is forbidden. Students Click Here.
Related Projects. What is the best way to convert English Models over to metric without disassociating from every assembly we have and keeping all the relations intact? Thanks, Keegan. You can learn more about this utility and the various options that can be set by opening the User Documentation and going to the 'Utilities and File Management' section and then opening the Keegan Try this program.
I think someone from gtac sent it to me. I prefer it to the standard method. Hello all! I'm just getting back from Vacation and getting back in to the swing of it all so thank you for your replies!
Would any of you mind walking me through this? Take care all! The program I attached previously does not involve command prompt, I'm no fan of it either. Whoa sorry about that raysapp! Looks like a made "u-huh" out of "U" and "me". I assumed the program operated on the same command prompt guide lines as the one included with UG so I am sorry to say I didn't download or even try it. Thanks for making my life easier! My UG installation doesn't seem to have the user documentation that JohnRBaker mentions, I've already looked for it a few times.
I'm running a genuine setup but whoever did the original installation hasn't installed the help files, this is fairly typical of what out IT dept does as I've had the same issue with ProE in the past. Note that the Help files come on different media than does the software and so unless you buy a 'subscription' you will only get DVD's for the software, the Help files would then have to be downloaded from the net.
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Close Box. Log In Come Join Us! Posting Guidelines Promoting, selling, recruiting, coursework and thesis posting is forbidden. RE: How To Run UG Convert The file mentioned above is the company's mm unit seed part so has no features, I need to create an inch unit version of it I want to use the metric seed part as there has been some work done on a standard layer set up etc and I'd like the mm and inch versions of the start part to keep layers etc common between the 2 versions.
I'm running a genuine setup but whoever did the original installation hasn't installed the help files, this is fairly typical of what out IT dept does as I've had the same issue with ProE in the past RE: How To Run UG Convert Note that the Help files come on different media than does the software and so unless you buy a 'subscription' you will only get DVD's for the software, the Help files would then have to be downloaded from the net.
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