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I hope to go to SolidWorks World this time but not sure yet as the expenses will be too high for me if I want to go on my own.[sadeyes][sadeyes]

Deepak Gupta
SW2009 SP3.0
SW2007 SP5.0
MathCAD 14.0
 
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Would love to go, but almost certain that I could never get it approved through work right now and I just don't have the kind of cash to send myself.

Joe Hasik, CSWP/SMTL
SW 09 x64, SP 4.0
Dell T3400
Intel Core2 Quad
Q6700 2.66 GHz
3.93 GB RAM
NVIDIA Quadro FX 4600

 
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I may not even be on subscription by that time. A purchase of Modo401 would be a much better value than subscription "services" in my case. Less expensive, too.



Jeff Mowry
A people governed by fear cannot value freedom.
 
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One of our users would like to go so he can tell everybody what he thinks of SW's ability to manage large assemblies. [hairpull3]
 
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I'll be there, too.

Jeff Mirisola, CSWP, Certified DriveWorks AE
CAD Administrator, Ultimate Survival Technologies
My Blog
 
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Chris,

Even if you don't get to go, you can still meet up with us there! :) Hey, there are several options for SWW, including the exhibit hall pass. Those are technically $200, but are often available for free from one source or another. It's not the whole experience (no breakout or morning sessions), but it's better than nothing.

Two advantages are that attendence can be classified under education, so it is part of career development; and no travel is needed for you, so it's not a travel expense!

Matt Lorono
CAD Engineer/ECN Analyst
Silicon Valley, CA
Lorono's SolidWorks Resources
Co-moderator of Solidworks Yahoo! Group
and Mechnical.Engineering Yahoo! Group
 
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Wow, $800, $900, or $1,000, depending on when you sign up. Seems a bit steep, but I've not been to one of these. Out of all those going, who is paying out-of-pocket to do so (adding transportation and lodging costs)?



Jeff Mowry
A people governed by fear cannot value freedom.
 
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We own the business so basically my associates and I would pay my way. I think I'll hold out until SWW comes to West Michigan. Hey - could happen. We've had two record years for snow fall in a row (100"+). Doesn't that sound better than sunny California or Florida? I think the week of SWW08 the temps were single digit without considering wind chill. I can't wait....

Harold
SW2009 SP4.0 OPW2009 SP2 Win XP Pro 2002 SP3
Dell 690, Xeon 5160 @3.00GHz, 3.25GB RAM
nVidia Quadro FX4600
 
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I have paid my own way to SWW in the past and would do it again in the future if needed. I know several folks you pay their own way.

Cheers,



Anna Wood
Anna Built Workstation, Core i7 EE965, FirePro V8700, 12 gigs of RAM, OCZ Vertex 120 Gig SSD
SW2009 SP3.0, Windows 7 RC1
 
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