Decisions, decisions....

So *I* posted .

A) Paul actually works with such things and *knows* how to use them.

B) You don't and never have.

Spoken like a true clueless moron of an idiot.

No matter how idiotic and ignorant it is you'll be happy to form some dumb opine and broadcast it to the world for years ... no matter how many times others (even the actual developers that wrote the program) that actually know such things tell you otherwise.

Dumber than a rock.

BS & shinola. You don't understand thing one.

BTW, Did anyone ever mention such programs as Unigraphics? IIRC they just *may* use ParaSolid.

Probably because it's a kernel. Get a clue.

What kind of stupid drugs do you have to take to get so much of all this constantly wrong?

"Figure it out on your own"? What a laugh.

Like they brush you off? LOL .... they think you are *funny*. Some of them save a few of your posts as watercooler humor. Taped to the walls, they are.

You have their ear, do you? How many other CAD/CAM firms (besides GibbsCam) await your pronouncements and directions?

The truth is at

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Got the full sales pitch & demo disk did you? LOL .... after telling a few whoppers as usual I fully expect.

Got fired for listening to banquerbabble?

Swami-beaver has spoken ......

Can we get even dumber?

Offering bribes now, are you? Let's see the money ...

Clearly the point was yet again missed.

He's still begging for more stuff to post later ....

If you don't mind paying EDS big $$$ to get support, that's fine for you. Solidworks and Inventor have great online support supported by the user base that's totally free, and from what I've seen will handle

95% of the questions out there. With more users there are more people willing to help, and create some great web pages, tutorials, and macros. The software companies are great at knowing the software specifics, but the user base helps make the software complete.

And if you want service packs as well as updates that are released approx. every six months, you will pay the $$$ to any of the three to get them. So unless you want to draw a line in the sand and fade into history with your software, you are paying maintenance!