Re: Stoopid question...avi?

Please check the Techsmith website for their compressed screen capture software. I believe that an eval copy can be downloaded.

We use it for this purpose if the client dowsn't have a speedy web connection for a web type meeting.

Best Regards,

-- Bob Hanson CEO Custom Programming Unlimited LLC SolidWorks Solution Partner in two categories (SW API training/consulting and SW PDM provider)

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What's the easiest way to show someone 2000 miles away how a door will > open, using SWX 2001+sp6. > > We have Photoworks and I thought I could make a .avi file but I don't > find anything in the help files. --Maybe that was the Inventer demo :o\ > > I'll probably send a couple 'range of motion' drawings and a couple > e-drawings of the assy if an easy avi isn't available. > > Thanks > Whit
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Techie

Hello- If you have PhotoWorks, don't you also have SolidWorks Animator. You can record .avi files using Animator. Best Regards, Devon T. Sowell

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We have Photoworks and I thought I could make a .avi file but I don't find anything in the help files.

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Devon T. Sowell

SW 2003 added both the motion simutator and cosmos express, but I am not sure if you can record it's output from SW.

We have Photoworks and I thought I could make a .avi file but I don't find anything in the help files.

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Merry Owen

If they have a faster internet. An option is to do a WebEX I have done this with my VAR manytimes. It costs money(I don't know how much) but you sure could lookinto it.

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their sales number is at 1-877-509-3239 or +1-408-435-7048 With this you could just share your desktop, then they can see everything that you are doing until you close the session.

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Corey Scheich

maybe you could use a screen capture program like Camstudio - free!

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