solidworks 2009 to 2005
solidworks 2009 to 2005
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Is it possible to open a assembly or part in 2009 down to 2005 like you can save to earlier versions on autocad.
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RE: solidworks 2009 to 2005
Dan
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RE: solidworks 2009 to 2005
-Dustin
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RE: solidworks 2009 to 2005
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RE: solidworks 2009 to 2005
http://www.eng-tips.com/faqs.cfm?fid=1345
I just suck... I don't know how to make it look like a pretty link
-Dustin
Professional Engineer
Pretty good with SolidWorks
RE: solidworks 2009 to 2005
FAQ559-1345: Can I Save A SW Document As An Older Version?
RE: solidworks 2009 to 2005
FAQs are not stickies. The point of a sticky is to make it always the first/second/third thread shown on the site. FAQs require a little bit of digging, while stickies don't. They eliminate the need to constantly post the link to the FAQ.
Almost all forums I frequent have stickies, I'm somewhat surprised this one doesn't.
RE: solidworks 2009 to 2005
Dan
www.eltronresearch.com
Dan's Blog
RE: solidworks 2009 to 2005
The stickies stay at the top of the thread list. New threads are right under the last sticky. As far as I know, the moderator is the only one that can make a thread a sticky, simply to keep them limited. You really only want the most commonly posted topics there, like saving to a previous version or anything relating to graphics cards.
RE: solidworks 2009 to 2005
-Kirby
Kirby Wilkerson
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RE: solidworks 2009 to 2005
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