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1) Assembly Modeling with SW01+/2003 and Engineering Design with Solidworks by Davis C. Planchard & Marie P Planchard.
2) Inside SW.
3) Solidworks for AutoCAD users.
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2) Inside SW.
3) Solidworks for AutoCAD users.
Or look at
Regards, Scott Baugh, CSWP
3DVision Technologies
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*When in doubt always check the help*
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You can't wrong with 'Inside solidworks 2003'by David Murray. I am a new user to solidworks and have found this book a great resource on both basic to advance capabilities of SW2003. Since Solidworks believes we do not need a printed manual, this is the closest you will get. It sold at Amazon.com about for about $48.00
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