New England SolidWorks Users Group Fall Meeting November 6, 2003

Join New England SolidWorks Users at the Fall Meeting on Thursday November 6, 2003 at Mass Bay College in Wellesley.

Register by email To: snipped-for-privacy@massbay.edu, Subject: NE SolidWorks Users Group

The event is free, but please register to attend for security, fire code and parking reasons.

For questions or vendor participation, please email Marie Planchard at snipped-for-privacy@massbay.edu

Tentative Agenda:

12:30 pm Vendor Area Opens 1:00 pm Introduction M. Planchard

1:15 pm - 2:00 pm

Keynote Address: Customizing PDMWorks 2004 to Adapt to Your Workflow, by Michael LaFleche - Technical Account Manager - SolidVision

PDMWorks is well known within the CAD community to be the easiest to use Document Management system that the industry has witnessed. However, implementing it properly to match your needs is critical for the success of your Document Management system. It requires some forethought about the way information flows throughout your organization. PDMWorks includes tools to help you attain success and that is what will be covered in this session.

Attendees to this session will gain knowledge of the tools that come with PDMWorks 2004 out of the box that make a successful implementation of PDMWorks realistic. You will also gain a clear understanding of Lifecycle tools and applications of the "Advanced Server" application from PDMWorks.

2:00 pm - 2:30 pm Vendor Time and Networking 2:30 pm - 3:15 pm Breakout Sessions

"Using Toolbox in a Shared Environment" Joy Pineau, Product Manager SolidWorks There have been a number of issues regarding the set-up and use of Toolbox in a shared environment. This presentation is designed to explain the proper method of setting up Toolbox for shared usage with an emphasis on determining which client option settings best serve your companies specific needs. We will also look at changes made in SolidWorks 2004 regarding the merging of shared Hole Wizard and Toolbox data. This is designed to be an informal, educational session tailored to user specific questions.

VBA - Behind the Curtain, Guy Edkins, The Delta Group View creative tools to take a SW assembly structure and create a cost- Excel BOM with hyperlinks to the actual SW files. Since Excel now can create HTML directly one can then create a intranet/internet webpage that is useable by anyone with a browser that links directly to the SW objects (no matter where the files are are on the network) and the SW files appear directly in the browser to boot! It's slick and has real world advantages for people.

3:15 pm - 3:40 pm Vendor Time and Networking 3:40 pm - 4:15 pm Breakout Sessions

Cosmos 2004 Highlights SolidWorks Corporation Find out what is new in COSMOS family of products for 2004

Creating SolidWorks Multimedia Presentations; Marie Planchard, Mass Bay SolidWorks Multimedia CDs and short movie files are created for instructional presentations and hip-hop marketing demos. Take SolidWorks information utilizing a variety of file formats such as avi, jpeg and pdf(2004) and add sound and convert to flash format for quick web-based or cd-based presentations. Go beyond PowerPoint for your customer, in house presentations or students. Camtasia by TechSmith will be utilized to show a quick presentation to record SolidWorks assembly, edit avi, record/edit voice, add special effects, combine with different file outputs to create a movie and convert to web file formats.

4:15 pm - 4:30 pm Raffle and Summary Raffle includes a copy of ShapeWorks or PictureWorks by Baren-Boym company, SolidWorks shirts and other prizes.
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