Pro/Desktop to Pro/E transition
Pro/Desktop to Pro/E transition
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Hi Folks,
I'm in the process of getting a new 3D drawing software and I've stumbled on Pro/Desktop - the little brother of Pro/E (as I was tolded). Has anyone used Pro/Desktop before and have moved on to the big bro Pro/E? How was the transition like? And was Pro/Desktop any good to use as a CAD tool?
Kind Regards,
Biomak :)
I'm in the process of getting a new 3D drawing software and I've stumbled on Pro/Desktop - the little brother of Pro/E (as I was tolded). Has anyone used Pro/Desktop before and have moved on to the big bro Pro/E? How was the transition like? And was Pro/Desktop any good to use as a CAD tool?
Kind Regards,
Biomak :)





RE: Pro/Desktop to Pro/E transition
I actaully use ProE and then tried the ProDesktop demo. I was having a very difficult time trying to adjust to a new way of creating geometry.
So the short answer is, there is no real progression from one to the other. ProDesktop was a software actually bought from another CAD developer, whereas ProE was developed by PTC.
Steve
http://www.3dlogix.com