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Hi All As far as I understand it, there is currently (from WF5 M090 through to latest Creo2.0) two ways of deploying AFX (formerly EFX). • Embedded Install - EFX is an option when installing Proe/Creo, it installs into the Creo installation directory, and you activate it using the config option EFX_ENABLED YES (AFX_ENABLED YES for latest versons.). • You can download the EFX7.0 M010 installation and install into a seperate location. You add a Protk.dat entry into your config file pointing to the efx/bin folder and the relevant toolkit application file that is supported with your version of ProE. So lets assume you have an EFX license, both these methods gets you into a position to run EFX. With method 1, you can run efx lite (free version), and you also dont have to worry about keeping your efx installation up to date, it will automatically update with your ProE/Creo update. Downside is that any customizations you have made to the efx library will have to be manually carried over.

With method 2, you have addituional admin to keep the seperate install up to date, however if you just update Creo to a later build, you will not lose your customizations because of the seperate install. I am just afraid that if I implement method 2, which is what I grew up with, 6 months down the line, PTC discontinues support for this.

If you would like to install the Creo Elements/Pro Student Edition in a language other than English follow these instructions: Windows XP/VISTA/Windows 7. Anyone know how to tell Pro/E you have the Expert Framework Extension and where it is? Running WF4 which is installed on our server. Configure ProE for EFX?

My question is which is best? What are the pros and cons? PS: What's with the undercover, secret squirrel renaming of EFX to AFX without telling anybody.? I only found out because with the latest Creo, my EFX_ENABLED config option didnt work anymore. Download Algebra Y Trigonometria Zill Dewar Pdf.

Because PTC renamed the application. And I was unable to smell the change on the wind in time. I laughed out loud at that last line. I've run several applications using the protk.dat file. Most people using the Logitech spaceball/space pilot still use this to startup their devices.

I can't imagine support for this going away. Too many people use this method to register 3rd party applications. FloEFD and CFDesign (since renamed) both use that mechanism.

I'd consider it about as safe as you could get. Atari River Raid. I don't know why the rename occurred.

Maybe it was a piggyback attempt to rename and realign the software within the Creo product line. Maybe someone else will chime in with a different perspective?

Anyone know how to tell Pro/E you have the Expert Framework Extension and where it is? Running WF4 which is installed on our server, not the local machines. Installed EFX parallel to Pro/E on the server The start-in directory is%USERPROFILE% pro wf4_home I added the following to my config.pro toolkit_registry_file P: wf4-m060 efx6.0 text protk_wf4.dat I now have an EFX 6.0 menu in ProE, but all the menu items are grayed out except for Delete and Info. Haigh Lawrence Livermore National Lab Phone x43931, page 59272, Mail code L-362. Plesk Hack Ftp Password - Free Software And Shareware.