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3.2. Example: Creating a cap nut 3.2.5. Save file - Part information
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Once the variables have been created, save the file.

In the toolbar, click on the button Save .
In the dialog box Part information enter the required data for the created part and then click on OK.

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The fields Part name, Author, Company and History must be filled out! Without specification of the Catalog key OK is grayed out and you cannot save the file. The schema for a valid Catalog key is:^[2] CNS2009CATALOGSCATALOGNAME In the training example in hand the Catalog key is: CNS2009CATALOGSTRAINING

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The fields Part name, Author, Company and History must be filled out!

Without specification of the Catalog key OK is grayed out and you cannot save the file.

The schema for a valid Catalog key is:^[2]

CNS2009*CATALOGS*CATALOGNAME

In the training example in hand the Catalog key is:

CNS2009*CATALOGS*TRAINING

^[2]As of V9 the license key begins with CNS2009*CATALOGS*

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