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April SolidWorkout:
"File Management: References" |
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How does a SolidWorks drawing find its components? Why did SolidWorks switch one pin for another when I opened my assembly? Is there a way that I can direct SolidWorks to look in common directories for standard hardware?
Understanding file references in SolidWorks is crucial to working efficiently in the system. Come to the April SolidWorkout and get a complete rundown on how SolidWorks searches for referenced documents and learn to avoid common file management pitfalls.
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| There's Building and Then There's BUILDING
John Setzer, Head Training Instructor
Graphics Systems Corp.
Everyone is familiar with the notion that SolidWorks part, assembly, and drawing file need to rebuilt from time to time. But do you why? And do you know about the "other" rebuild command? A SolidWorks file consists of essentially four sections. The first section is the header, which is common to all windows files. The second section, though, is the instruction set.
>> READ THE REST OF THIS STORY AT OUR BLOG
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Graphics Systems' Commitment to our Customers
At Graphics Systems Corporation, we hold our customers in the highest regard and believe they are the foundation of our success. Our team is dedicated to the common goal of providing our customers with the very best in Service, Support, and Training.
Keeping true to our business standards, last month we surveyed over 550 of our customers. This survey measured our customers' satisfaction in all areas of our partnership with them. Below are just a few of the many highlights in this survey!
Additionally, your feedback provided us with several new ideas and suggestions, that we will be evaluating and implementing in the coming months.
We look forward to working with you and your company to further grow our partnership and help you design better products! |
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LEARN HOW TO STREAMLINE YOUR ENTIRE DIE & MOLD PROCESS IN 3D!
Graphics Systems Corp. in partnership with Accurate Die Design Inc., and ShopWare Inc., invite you to attend this complimentary seminar on making the transition to 3D tool and die design.
We'll show you the increased efficiency and functionality gains by designing your tooling with the combination of SolidWorks and Logopress3 and creating programming paths for your machines using Mastercam!
- Learn how 3D CAD, die design, and CAM can all be done within the easy-to-use SolidWorks environment.
- Increase accuracy, decrease errors and time to market.
- Reduce material costs and scrap.
Tues., April 14 Appleton, WI Radisson Paper Valley
Tues., April 21 Rockford, IL Clock Tower Resort
HURRY, REGISTRATION ENDS SOON!
REGISTER FREE NOW
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Today's window and door manufacturers demand shorter time to market, reduced costs, and the time to design new and innovative products. Now more than ever, designing your products in a 3D environment provides the full range of integrated modeling, testing, and allows for the automation of repetitive design components for windows and doors.
SolidWorks 3D CAD and DriveWorks Design Automation software, allow you to automate your repetitive tasks and apply rules to your design process so that you can generate designs and manufacturing outputs quickly and accurately.
Additionally, you can create all the documents you need to help you respond to customer needs including:
- Quotes
- General Arrangement Drawings
- Manufacturing Documentation
- 3D Models
- 2D Drawings
- BOMs
- Cutting Lists
Register today for this unique and complimentary webcast!
WEBCAST FRIDAY, MAY 1 9-10 a.m. CST
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