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  1. dzinn

    Graphics Card

    I just recently upgraded from 2.008K to 2.009K. I looked to see if there was a different recommendation for the my Nvidia 1700 graphics driver than what I was using for 2008, and sure enough, there was. I guess one could feel safe in following the SW offically sanctioned driver...
  2. dzinn

    Can SolidWorks drawing have multiple "display styles"?

    Doesn't that violate the requirements of drafting? Dave Zinn Mech. Des. Currently residing in Massachusetts
  3. dzinn

    display state for a part

    Is it true that a part can have a configuration, but not a display state? SW 2008 Thanks, Dave Zinn Mech. Des. Currently residing in Massachusetts
  4. dzinn

    Very Embarassed

    Typing the letter R will turn them off, right? Dave Zinn Mech. Des. Currently residing in Massachusetts
  5. dzinn

    using a derived part

    If I may be so bold, what is the purpose of a derived part? Dave Zinn Mech. Des. Currently residing in Massachusetts
  6. dzinn

    using a derived part

    oKay, Handleman said: "There are two other ways I can think of immediately to get the end result of one line in the BOM:" But what about the merits of my method? My method keeps the parts as an assembly without dumbing down, and it is a single entry in the BOM no matter how you set up the BOM...
  7. dzinn

    using a derived part

    I have modeled a sems screw (screw, lockwasher, flatwasher) by creating a derived part. I put the screw, lw, & fw in one directory, and I put the derived part in that same directory. Now when I insert it into an assy, there is a single part in the bom. What are the pitfalls, if any, of using...
  8. dzinn

    sheet metal in millimeter thicknesses

    Does anyone know of a stock metal supplier that stock alum aly 5052-H32 in millimeter thicknesses (3, 4, 5 mm)? Metricmetals has the right thickness but not in 5052. TIA Dave

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