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Posted By<" ">Randy Kimbal on September 24, 2002 at 22:53:34:

In Reply to: Pro to SolidWorks posted byCynthia Leavell on September 24, 2002 at 09:02:12:

Cynthia,
I'm more excited about AutoCAD Inventor ver5.3 then
I have ever been about a cad system. It has all
the power of Mechanical Desktop and but lets you
design and do flat-outs with the push of a button.
It also lets you constrain parts of a moving interrelated
set of parts so that they can move. For example,
you can design an engine (piston, crank, block, cam,
lifters, valves) and watch them move as if real.
The crank will drive the rod and piston as you watch.
What a tool!!!! And it seems to be very efficent
with CPU usage.
... my two cents ...
... I have no connection to AutoDesk ...

CAD systems are getting kool!!!!

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Subject: Re: Re: Pro to SolidWorks

Comments:: Cynthia, : I'm more excited about AutoCAD Inventor ver5.3 then : I have ever been about a cad system. It has all : the power of Mechanical Desktop and but lets you : design and do flat-outs with the push of a button. : It also lets you constrain parts of a moving interrelated : set of parts so that they can move. For example, : you can design an engine (piston, crank, block, cam, : lifters, valves) and watch them move as if real. : The crank will drive the rod and piston as you watch. : What a tool!!!! And it seems to be very efficent : with CPU usage. : ... my two cents ... : ... I have no connection to AutoDesk ... : CAD systems are getting kool!!!!

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