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From: sbpowdercoating on 3 Apr 2007 15:25 Just found this Forum... Glad to see that people still have hope in Solidworks. The techsupport people send me E Drawings for dummies ; ) I've been using Solidworks at work for a year now (not by choice). And I have to tell y'a if I had been givin the choice we would be running ProE instead of that low end package. Don't get me wrong Solid works is great for drawing pretty pictures and all. But to get actual work done. Pffffff... The 2005 version can't even do a cross section without the hatching. Telling you lots of fudging lot of waiting but certainly no performance. I'm going back to CAD. XYZ here I come... Cheers! M.Design
From: fcsuper on 3 Apr 2007 15:42 On Apr 3, 12:25 pm, sbpowdercoat...(a)gmail.com wrote: > Just found this Forum... Glad to see that people still have hope in > Solidworks. The techsupport people send me E Drawings for dummies ; ) > I've been using Solidworks at work for a year now (not by choice). And > I have to tell y'a if I had been givin the choice we would be running > ProE instead of that low end package. Don't get me wrong Solid works > is great for drawing pretty pictures and all. But to get actual work > done. Pffffff... The 2005 version can't even do a cross section > without the hatching. Telling you lots of fudging lot of waiting but > certainly no performance. I'm going back to CAD. XYZ here I come... > > Cheers! > > M.Design LOL Flames from a burnout?
From: Jason on 3 Apr 2007 16:51 On Apr 3, 2:42 pm, "fcsuper" <fcsu...(a)gmail.com> wrote: > On Apr 3, 12:25 pm, sbpowdercoat...(a)gmail.com wrote: > > > Just found this Forum... Glad to see that people still have hope in > > Solidworks. The techsupport people send me E Drawings for dummies ; ) > > I've been using Solidworks at work for a year now (not by choice). And > > I have to tell y'a if I had been givin the choice we would be running > > ProE instead of that low end package. Don't get me wrong Solid works > > is great for drawing pretty pictures and all. But to get actual work > > done. Pffffff... The 2005 version can't even do a cross section > > without the hatching. Telling you lots of fudging lot of waiting but > > certainly no performance. I'm going back to CAD. XYZ here I come... > > > Cheers! > > > M.Design > > LOL Flames from a burnout? Sounds more like competitor VARs trying to start stuff.......maybe they are in a head to head with solidworks at some company and are about to lose the sale. Post some negative stuff here and then point to it. As for cross hatch...select it...then select "None" in the property manager.
From: That70sTick on 3 Apr 2007 17:43 The 2005 version can't even do a cross section > without the hatching. Telling you lots of fudging lot of waiting but > certainly no performance. I'm going back to CAD. XYZ here I come... > If you're going to slam SW, come up w/ something more credible. There are multiple ways to turn off or hide hatching. I've gotten plenty of "actual work" done with SW. I've also done plenty with Pro/E and UG. You don't make a convincing case that SW is the source of your problem.
From: Phil Evans on 4 Apr 2007 01:49
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