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R1100S

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Aug 18, 2004
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If I upgrade to a newer version of Solidworks, do I need to update my COSMOSWorks as well? Currently running 2003, but am thinking of upgrading to solidworks 2005, do I need new cosmos as well?
 
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No, at least not necessarily.

I've worked with different versions of SW and CosmosWorks, on a regular basis, with no problems. I guess that CW looks at the geometry, not the features. So I never found any incompatibility or errors. But you should be prepared that problems can appear in some studies (after all, this is an unsupported situation).

Regards
 
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