Dear all,
This is Vins here I am new to Pro-E WF-2.0' and Pro-E WF-2.0-Sheetmetal so guys can any one help me out to get course material i will be much thank full to u ,
Thanks in Advance.
Regards,
Vins
Dear all,
This is Vins here I am new to Pro-E WF-2.0' and Pro-E WF-2.0-Sheetmetal so guys can any one help me out to get course material i will be much thank full to u ,
Thanks in Advance.
Regards,
Vins
Google search for < wildfire tutorial sheetmetal > returns 940 hits.
Google groups search of this group for < tutorial sheetmetal > returns about
Spend some time scanning thru and compiling a resource list. If you have a maint contract don't ignore the PTC resources; knowledge base (quite extensive), etc.
Dear all,
This is Vins here I am new to Pro-E WF-2.0' and Pro-E WF-2.0-Sheetmetal so guys can any one help me out to get course material
Start with this. It's the user area of the PTC website which has several free tutorials to get you started with WF & WF2:
CADTRAIN
Numerous books, one by Roger Toogood, another by L. G. Lamit and several specifically on sheetmetal with WF2. All available on Amazon for under $60, they provide a good, broad overview of working with WF2. All by professional writers and teachers. Lamit, for example, has been teaching Pro/e for over a decade at De Anza College, Cupertino CA (Silicon Valley) and has written several books on Pro/e. Toogood's authored most of the Student Edition Tutorials since I-squared at least. These guys know Pro/e.
Student Edition from Journey Ed:
PTC University:
PTC offers, directly, and indirectly supports, more educational and training opportunities than any other corporation on earth. The user community lags pitifully behind; not much in the way of free, user developed tutorials and training resources available out there. I've heard of some university stuff; also, some stuff on websites, but most is out of date, scattered, fragmentary, partial elements of a comprehensive training program, and, of this, the community offers nothing.
David Janes
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