Enhancement Details
New Objects, Actions, and Abilities in Windows Explorer for Windchill Desktop Integration
In PTC Windchill 10.2 M010, additional right-click menu options, drag-and-drop actions, and object types have been added to Windows Explorer when using the Windchill Desktop Integration plugin.
Product Information
| Product |
Collaboration Solutions Manage PDM & Process Solutions PTC Arbortext PTC Windchill |
|---|---|
| Product / Module |
PTC Arbortext Content Manager PTC Windchill PDMLink PTC Windchill ProjectLink |
| Version | 10.2 |
| Datecode | M010 |
| Product Functional Area |
Document Management |
| User Interface Location | |
| Processes, Initiatives, and Best Practices |
Benefits and Description
Starting in PTC Windchill 10.2 M010, the Windchill Desktop Integration plugin offers the following enhancements when working under the Windchill Documents node in Windows Explorer:
- Windchill links: When enabled, Windchill link objects appear in Windows Explorer. Depending on the link type, these links can provide shortcuts to other documents or folders, directly open a Windchill document, or open a URL in a web browser.
- Right-click actions: The following enhancements have been added to the right-click actions:
- Folder actions: New Folder, Manage Security, and Edit.
- Download Primary File: Download content from the Windchill server, regardless of whether a version already exists in your local cache.
- Upload content with edit: When performing an Edit action on a document, updated content is uploaded from your local cache.
- Drag-and-drop Outlook attachments: You can now create a new Windchill document when you drag-and-drop an attachment from a Microsoft Outlook message to a Windchill folder.
- Drag-and-drop between folders: Additional drag-and-drop abilities allow users to copy and move documents between folders within Windchill.
For more information, see the "Windchill Desktop Integration" topic in the PTC Windchill Help Center. Tip: Enter the topic name in the PTC Windchill Help Center search field to easily navigate to the topic.
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