Only pursue this if you have a specific reason (e.g., running legacy machine tools that require old post-processors, or maintaining a 15-year-old product design). Otherwise, it is a headache of virtual machines, unsupported file formats, and security risks.
Before swapping or configuring a new file, determine your deployment strategy: solid edge v20 selicensedat new
If you are looking for "new" features, you should look at the evolution from V20 to . The current version is leagues ahead of the 2007 release. Only pursue this if you have a specific reason (e
: Allows users to isolate specific areas of massive assemblies (100,000+ parts) for better performance. unsupported file formats