Re: New York Metro UG meeting - jon won't be attending - his head is too far up his you know what

You've NEVER USED either think3 or VX on a daily basis in a work situation,
but you're the expert.

What CAD/CAM program do you use at work?  What's that you say...DOS BOBCAD?

That must really suck...

"jon banquer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> "Arthur Y-S" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> > First calling to Solidworks users in the New York Metro area. Mark
> > December 10th on your calendars. This will be an introduction of
> > Solidworks 2004 for anyone who might be interested in learning more
> > about the overall program.
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> > Since this is our first meeting, we will begin with charter stuff,
> > recruitment and asking for volunteers, etc. to keep this going as a
> > regular event. Other topics that are up for discussion are:
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> > What's New in 2004
> > Surfacing for the Industrial Designer
> > Rendering and Animation - Insider Tips and Tricks
> > SolidWorks 2004 Tips and Tricks Time
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> > You can arrive as early as 5:30pm food will be served at 6:00pm
> > Meeting will begin at 7:00pm Location 55 west 13th street between 5th
> > and 6th The meeting will be held at Parsons New School of Design 9th
> > floor All are welcomed to attend. If you have any questions or
> > comments please feel free to contact me. Please RSVP to Arthur
> > Young-Spivey at (212) 625-1940 or [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> "What's New in 2004
> Surfacing for the Industrial Designer
> Rendering and Animation - Insider Tips and Tricks
> SolidWorks 2004 Tips and Tricks Time"
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> Please note late additions to the meeting :
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> What Product To Use When SolidWorks 2004 Leaves You Holding
> The Bag And Robust Surfacing Is Needed: Discussion will
> include, The "C2 Problem".
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> SolidWorks 2004 Splines: Discussion will include analysis of
> whether it will be D-Cubed or ACIS that provides the
> solutions to help fix the mess.
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> Introduction of a think3 representative to demonstrate Global
> Shape Modeling, a tool that makes life for Industrial Designers
> a lot more fun.
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> VX presentation: VX Designer will be shown imported non-
> native surface geometry and actually editing it !!!
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> Round table hosted by Arthur on which products are needed to be
> used with SolidWorks to actually get the job done. Arthur will
> be demonstrating Rhino.
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> At the conclusion of the meeting there will be an open bar.
> Heavy drinking is expected. Please make sure you have
> signed up ahead of time for a designated driver.
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