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  3. I tried importing an old Workbench project (.wbpz) which was done way back. The error message pop ups[ issue related with ACT extension] and the workbench crashes. For example a model created in 18.2 is to be opened in 2019R3? Is there any way to open this project?

I tried importing an old Workbench project (.wbpz) which was done way back. The error message pop ups[ issue related with ACT extension] and the workbench crashes. For example a model created in 18.2 is to be opened in 2019R3? Is there any way to open this project?

Tagged: General, mechanical, N/A, structural-mechanics
    • March 17, 2023 at 9:00 am
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      This issue have been reported and one known reason is revamping of the GUI after 2019R2 and ACT conflict. The first thing to try out in these cases is :- [if we are opening some model which is 4 -6 versions old then it’s good to first open in an intermediate version and save the file before opening in recent version] For example open the model first in 19.2, save the file and and then open in 2019R3, this will be a much stable approach.

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