First of all I didn't go. But I still have an impression.
What was sitting on my desk this morning? 10 Ways that SolidWorks Slows You Down and How Pro Engineer Speeds Things Up. Although this particular piece of marketing has been answered on the newsgroup, my associates don't know that. And somehow they have the impression that SW needs speeding up. Wonder how that came about?
Adobe .u3d. Looks mighty interesting. Adobe has a reputation for fast, reliable, compact and easy to use software.
I'd say they lost the reputation for "fast" with Reader 6. I haven't tried
7 yet. Does it load in a reasonable amount of time?"Keith Streich" a écrit dans le message de news: snipped-for-privacy@corp.supernews.com...
I believe 7.0 loads (partially) at windows startup.
the worst thing one could imagine...
about reader 6, i personally *strongly* advise to use this:
I doubt it. I think V7 loads some api files only if needed, unlike V6, which loaded them all at startup. Version 6 could be made to load much faster by hiding most of the .api files, without effecting any commonly used features.
So you guys strongly recommend Adobe Acrobat 7?
I was at the show yesterday. Overall, it seemed much smaller than the ones in the past.
And where was Autodesk? Did I miss the press release that they wouldn't be there?
Arif Oguz Chicago
"Bob P" a écrit dans le message de news:8z3Yd.8148
In my statup - all user, I have a line: "C:\Program Files\Adobe\Acrobat 7.0\Reader\reader_sl.exe"
I made the normal install, so I guess I should not be the only one that has this line. And I guess it is a partial loading of AR7.0
My .01 Eu
JM
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