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How can I use my CFD Preppost keys in ANSYS license manager 16.1+ to gain access to full ICEM CFD user interfaces?

Tagged: 18, General, ICEM CFD - SYS, Installation/Licensing/Systems, Product Specific Issue
    • August 25, 2023 at 12:16 pm
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      ICEM CFD users who are in the following situation: – using an ANSYS license manager newer than 16.0 – using CFD PrepPost keys to access older versions of ICEM CFD may need to use the init files gathered in the attached archive to gain access to the older User Interfaces with all options. Please see the file init_installation.docx in the attached archive for more detailed steps to install the tcl files.

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      1. 2050920.zip

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