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  3. I am using ANSYS R19 and would like to have the ‘help’ installed locally. Is it possible to install it from the Download Center?

I am using ANSYS R19 and would like to have the ‘help’ installed locally. Is it possible to install it from the Download Center?

Tagged: 19, General, mechanical, structural-mechanics
    • March 17, 2023 at 8:59 am
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      Yes, it is possible and this is the procedure to follow: 1.Log in to the ANSYS Customer Portal 2.In the upper toolbar, click on “Download” and then select “Current Release” 3.Specify the operating system you are using 4.Expand “Tools”, click on “Local Help” under “Documentation” and download the zipped folder 5.Unzip the folder and follow the instructions provided in the file “Installing_Local_Documentation” to complete the procedure

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