To find which Solid Edge version created a particular file you will need ST9 or higher which has BiDM or Builtin Data Management.
Follow these steps:
1. Open Windows Explorer.
2. From the menu select View - Details.
3. Right click on any column header and select More... from the context menu.
4. Scroll in the list and check ON 'SE Version'.
5. Click OK
6. You can also drag the column header to reorder the column.
7. Click the 'SE Version' column header once to sort the list of files according to the version of Solid Edge.
Here's the interpretation:
20.xx.xx.xxx means Solid Edge V20
106.xx.xx.xxx means Solid Edge ST6
109.xx.xx.xxx means Solid Edge ST9
110.xx.xx.xxx means Solid Edge ST10
The following video illustrates the steps:
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Follow these steps:
1. Open Windows Explorer.
2. From the menu select View - Details.
3. Right click on any column header and select More... from the context menu.
4. Scroll in the list and check ON 'SE Version'.
5. Click OK
6. You can also drag the column header to reorder the column.
7. Click the 'SE Version' column header once to sort the list of files according to the version of Solid Edge.
Here's the interpretation:
20.xx.xx.xxx means Solid Edge V20
106.xx.xx.xxx means Solid Edge ST6
109.xx.xx.xxx means Solid Edge ST9
110.xx.xx.xxx means Solid Edge ST10
The following video illustrates the steps:
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