Today is Friday, March 12th, 2010
Following on from my post regarding the Siemens PLM announcement of Solid Edge with Synchronous Technology I wanted to create a series of informative posts that try to illustrate the differences between working in traditional Solid Edge (or any other history based CAD application) and Synchronous based Solid Edge.
This post will show how to create [...]
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Solid Edge has ...
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I have found the ...