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21-08-2009, 09:57
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Re: Best intro Inventor book?
I second the inventor tutorials that come with the program! they are easy to use and best of all they are FREE!! They all concentrate on a specific topic, so if you want to skip a topic you can. In addition, their is no better way to learn anything than to take a class. If your school offers any Project lead the Way classes, you could take IED or intro to engineering Design, and you do a ton with inventor, and they teach you a ton of skills you need to know that some books skim over expecting that you have "prior knowledge"
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