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October 27, 2019, 12:09
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Saving file downwardly compatible
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Hello everbody,
i have a fluent simulation modeled and simulated in Ansys R2 academic version and now i want to open it in Version 19.2. Ansys shows me an error and dont want to open it. How can i save my workbench file so its downwardly compatible? Thanks!!  Science2108 |
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October 28, 2019, 03:28
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Gert-Jan
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as fas as I know this is not possible. But maybe you should ask in the Fluent forum directly. It has a higher hit ratio.
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