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Originally Posted by Garret
I had an educational copy of Solidworks a while back that would not let me save as anything other than Solidworks files. My license was 150 day educational license for "Solidworks Standard". Inventor can open Solidworks files however, so if you can't figure anything else out just open the parts in Inventor and then save them as a step file.
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Exactly. You cannot I mean CANNOT save as anything other than sldprt in solidworks standard edition educators license 2011. period. I'm looking at it now. Inventor I guess can but I found a simpler way if I just need to send to to someone instead of download another file