SolidWorks Install
SolidWorks Install
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I have been told that to make SolidWorks utilize multiple processors there is a certain way to install and setup SolidWorks. Does anyone know if this true??
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RE: SolidWorks Install
Where did you get that info? Perhaps it's a soon-to-be released enhancement/update?
Jeff Mowry
www.industrialdesignhaus.com
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RE: SolidWorks Install
I have no doubt that some future version (with a normal/default install) will be able to though.
But then again I have no doubt that some future version will be available for the Mactel machines ... but that's a topic for another
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RE: SolidWorks Install
Have the guy that told you to make SolidWorks utilize multiple processors there is a certain way to install and setup SolidWorks, show you how then tell us.
Bradley
SolidWorks Professional x64 2007 SP3.0
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