Solid Edge V20 Convert Surface to Solid

[JK1946]

I have a simple square to circle surface created but can't figure out how to make it a solid. Please advise

I gave up my maintenance contract years ago

Thanks
Jay

 

[JK1946]

Got it...used Lofted Protrusion.....
Jay

 

[Kenny_G]

That's too bad your not on maintenance anymore. ST7 is awesome. Also, not sure if you are aware, but the old forums that were for maintenance paying customers are no more. The new Community site doesn't require you to be on maintenance to participate.

Ken G.

http://grundey.blogspot.com

Have you checked out the Solid Edge Community site?

http://community.plm.automation.siemens.com/t5/Solid-Edge/ct-p/solid-edge

 

[JK1946]

Thanks for input
Please provide link to new community...are there still users of V20?

Thanks in advance
Jay

 

[KENAT]

I don't know about V20 still stuck on 19:-(

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[Kenny_G]

It's in my Signature...

Ken G.

http://grundey.blogspot.com

Have you checked out the Solid Edge Community site?

http://community.plm.automation.siemens.com/t5/Solid-Edge/ct-p/solid-edge

 

[JK1946]

Thanks....saw that a bit later...went to forum, asked same question, but so far no solution where tutorial text launches as it used to......
Jay

 

[Kenny_G]

Yea, most folks have moved on since V20 is over 6 years old and not supported on Win 7.

Ken G.

http://grundey.blogspot.com

Have you checked out the Solid Edge Community site?

http://community.plm.automation.siemens.com/t5/Solid-Edge/ct-p/solid-edge

 

[KENAT]

Old version of SE on Windows 7 or some such?

To get the tutorials working here is an extract from our internal instructions:

For 64bit installs it is necessary to replace a dll used for tutorials and possibly some other
functions. See instructions from ***.
• Open up the command prompt window you need to do this as administrator by typing “cmd” in
the start box, but don’t hit enter. Right-click on the “cmd” that will appear under programs and
select “Run as administrator”.
• Copy 64bit HHactiveX.dll file somewhere onto your PC, for example in the folder
C:\HHactiveX\64bit
• Open a command window by typing cmd in the start
• Unregister the existing hhactivex.dll by regsvr32 –u hhactivex.dll
• Register the 64 bit version by: regsvr32 c:\hhactiveX\64bit\hhactivex.dll

You should be able to find the 64 bit version of teh DLL with some web searching.

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[JK1946]

Hi

I am running the 32 bit version.....thanks anyway

Jay

 

[KENAT]

When above says 64 bit it's referring to the Windows 7 OS, not Solid Edge 64 bit which back on V19 was glitchy and we only have on one old XP 'super PC'.

Above is for running 32 bit SE on 64 bit W7.

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[JK1946]

I forgot to add...running Windows XP with V20
Jay