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03-04-2007, 00:59
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Re: Why Solidworks over Inventor?
Alot more companies use SolidWorks. I'm told its a good intro to ProE but I don't know about that. It is easier to make a bill of materials in solidworks. Some of the calculations are easier to do, like measuring. SolidWorks can be used with other more complex programs to find things like vibration effects or FEA. SolidWorks can also be used to create machining programs automatically.
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