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<shankar.venkateswaran@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I am getting the following message when I start ProE. When I click OK
button ofcourse ProE shutsdown.
"license request failed for feature PROE_FoundationAdv: -97"
After talking to ProE maintenance sup****t I leant that this is more of
a maintenance issue. My maintenance contract with ProE expired in Dec
2007 and I am working to get that renewed. But my management is taking
time to ap****ve my request. Can anybody here help me to keep ProE
running?
Thanks.
I suppose I should just take your word for the source of the error =
message, but I've seen similar for more innoucuous reasons, such as a =
directory being renamed, hidden or locked, by accident, of course. So, =
just for a start, check the <loadpoint>\text\licensing folder to make =
sure the license.dat file is actually there and the directory is =
readable. Then, open the license.dat file with Wordpad and check about =
10 lines down for the Expiration date and confirm that it is, indeed, =
Dec last. If none of this shows cause for your difficulties, the easiest =
solution is to reinstall the software with Pro/SETUP disks and point it =
to your license file. But, if it is expired, tell your boss you're dead =
in the water until they cough up the grand for maintenance.
David Janes
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but I've seen similar for more innoucuous reasons, such as a directory =
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