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24-12-2004, 16:26
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Re: To Learn Inventor
That was why I read the tutorials as well. If you read the tutorials, the new features guide, and the index and such, then you shoudl be able to cover most of what you need to know. Other than that, you should have some kind of mentor to look over your drawings to make sure you are doing it correctly.
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