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**Note** #@IC_OLD_HTML@# doesn’t save the drawing file in the project file like #@IC_HTML@# does, instead you can expect to find the file where it was last loaded. | **Note** #@IC_OLD_HTML@# doesn’t save the drawing file in the project file like #@IC_HTML@# does, instead you can expect to find the file where it was last loaded. | ||
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+ | **Imoportant** Make sure that the tolerance tables used in the ICP project are also available in #@IC_HTML@#. Tolerance tables have been loaded into #@IC_OLD_HTML@# as INI files (*.ini), see the "#@IC_OLD_HTML@# User Guide > [[http://ftp.elias-gmbh.de/wiki/doku.php?id=en:ic:info:toleranztabelle|Instructions for creating User-defined tolerances tables]]". In #@IC_HTML@#, the tolerance tables are loaded in JSON format (*.json), see "Administrator's Guide > Configuration and Import > [[en:infra-convert:dev:toltab|Tolerance tables]]. The file name is used to find the tolerance tables, for example, "DIN-ISO-2768-1.json" corresponds to "DIN-ISO-2768-1.ini". | ||
+ | If you have not made any changes to the standard tolerance tables in #@IC_OLD_HTML@# or have not created your own tolerance tables, you do not need to follow the above note. | ||
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