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Thank you SBaugh

So its a copy, but just NOT external ref's. Thank you

SOLIDWORKS 2018, Not sure WHY I see a small GREY X on the icon in FILE EXLPORER, I believe files were PACK and GO'D, not really sure. I have never seen ths. Thank you. https://files.engineering.com/getfile.aspx?folder=9c5ac27b-ba6a-4afc-84b0-6b567dc6e030&file=GREY_X.jpg

Thank you SBaugh, an IT fixed my problem, seem the laptop and large screen needed different settings...go figure

WOW Gupta65, I NEVER saw that or used it before ALL these years. THANK YOU.

Anyone know what these 4 icons on the left mean? I have used Solidworks for years, I have never seen these. In fact I have been using thie 2018 version at this new company for a few months, and these icons all of a sudden popped up. Not sure how to clear them, they can't be dragged and moved...

Thank you SwinnyGG...

Thank you Greg, IRstuff and Brian for your reply. Yes, it does seem that autos use alot of Aluminum. thank again.

I am looking for a specification to find out what is the minimum Alumimum thickness allowed in Automotive power electronics enclosures. This design is my 1st that I have worked in an Automotive industry, so not sure what spec. to look for. Thank you in advance.

Hello, and thank you in advance. I am using a licensed 2018 version of Solidworks. I have a laptop plus two large 32" monitors. It's a little hassle since text sizes seem to be different on each screen. The Solidworks explorer text is all bunched up, NOT sure how or what settings I need to...

Seem like the Ultrasonic is the way to go. THANK YOU all for your replies. Since we know the Glass thickness and seems the material being poured is in question, Ultrasonic would be a help. We are pretty sure the thickness is varying within the castings, but nobody has been able to check...

Thank Rb1957, I know the thickness of the glass plates, but this is too big to 3D scan it...

Needing: Some type of equipment to measure the thickness of poured material between to large glass plates. These plates are approx. 140" x 100" (sealed all around expect the one inlet at top). Since the plates are large and not lying flat, I am trying to figure a way to measure what the...

Thank you in advance. I am using Premium 2018 X64, Sp3.0. {Window 10 Pro, 64GB Ram, 64 bit Operating I7-7700CPU @ 4.20GHz} With regards to sectioning a large assembly in a drawing. The Assembly in question is about 64MB and contains approx 20,000 parts. All Speedpaks are turned off, since I...

Oh, I will take responsibility for NOT checking in items beforehand. Unfortunately, the IT guy is not really understanding of PDM and Solidworks workings, and the PDM administrator was not in when this updating took place...