Edrawings 2005 and 2006 side by side?

Discussion in 'SolidWorks' started by John Layne, Aug 11, 2005.

  1. John Layne

    John Layne Guest

    Is it possible to install Edrawings pro 2005 and 2006 side by side?

    A client of mine has installed the 2006 viewer, after I sent them some
    Edrawings for the first time. He has marked up the edrawing and sent it
    back to me. The edrawing is now a "future version"

    If I install Edrawings 2006 will it hose my edrawings 2005 version? Will
    it toast my SolidWorks 2005 addins?

    Regards

    John Layne
     
    John Layne, Aug 11, 2005
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  2. John Layne

    neil Guest

    Hi John,
    I can't give you a definite answer but I have 03,04,05 eDrawings (not pro)
    on my pc for SW03,04,05 and it is ok. There will probably find another entry
    in your SW addins for 06 after you install. I have the 3. You just need to
    make sure to check the 05 version only when you make edwgs from SW05.Here is
    a quote from the release notes.HTH.
    neil
    Installing Multiple versions of eDrawings.

    a.. For SolidWorks : The eDrawings version corresponding to the SolidWorks
    version should be installed to use the Publish or Animate functionality in
    SolidWorks. For example, eDrawings 2005 should be installed for integrating
    with SolidWorks 2005. Other versions of eDrawings installed on the same
    machine are not integrated with SolidWorks. However, you can continue to use
    those versions as standalone installations and the Save As
    *.eprt/*.easm/*.edrw functionality in SolidWorks is still available.
     
    neil, Aug 11, 2005
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  3. John Layne

    John Layne Guest

    Thanks Neil I let you know if it doesn't work :)
     
    John Layne, Aug 11, 2005
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  4. John Layne

    Tony Guest

    John,

    It may be OK to have both versions. 2005 and 2006 default install
    directories are different.
    IE C:\Program Files\Common Files\eDrawings2005
    versus C:\Program Files\Common Files\eDrawings2006
    The issues maybe araise if they have shared dll's.

    Good luck,

    Tony
     
    Tony, Aug 12, 2005
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  5. John Layne

    TOP Guest

    I sometimes have three or four versions going. I think you will have to
    be careful which version your SW uses. I never had trouble with, say
    2005 eDrawings and 2004 models.
     
    TOP, Aug 12, 2005
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