SolidWorks administration bible / Matt Lombard.
2010
T385 .L6465 2010
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Title
SolidWorks administration bible / Matt Lombard.
Author
ISBN
0470537264
9780470537268
9780470588864 (electronic bk.)
0470588861 (electronic bk.)
9781118257760 (electronic bk.)
1118257766 (electronic bk.)
1282319612
9781282319615
9780470537268
9780470537268
9780470588864 (electronic bk.)
0470588861 (electronic bk.)
9781118257760 (electronic bk.)
1118257766 (electronic bk.)
1282319612
9781282319615
9780470537268
Imprint
Indianapolis, Ind. : Wiley, ©2010.
Language
English
Description
1 online resource (xxx, 569 pages) : illustrations
Other Standard Identifiers
9786612319617
Call Number
T385 .L6465 2010
System Control No.
(OCoLC)608494202
Summary
"It's not enough to know how to use SolidWorks, if your job also requires you to install or maintain it, train new users, and implement standards. This in-depth guide was written for those of you who have to actually manage your company's SolidWorks system. From hardware selection to helping users to licensing and more, this is the everyday, bread-and-butter SolidWorks administration resource that IT and CAD managers have been seeking. SolidWorks is a powerful 3D solid modeling system that is popular with CAD users everywhere, but often leaves IT administrators in the dark as to how to manage it; this essential guide covers SolidWorks admin for both IT staff and CAD users"--Resource description page
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Formatted Contents Note
Defining CAD administration
Preparing information technology
Preparing document management
Operating system tools you need to know
Training users
Installing the software
Licensing
Standardizing settings
Maximizing your use of templates
Implementing toolbox
Establishing libraries
Writing a SolidWorks standard
Using custom properties
Establishing best practice rules
Automating tasks with the API
Supporting SolidWorks users
Collaboration
Managing change
Rolling out new service packs
Rolling out new versions
Introducing SolidWorks Workgroup PDM
Installing and configuring the vault
Establishing permissions and managing toolbox
Establishing client best practice
Appendix A: Online help resources
Appendix B: Sources for standards
Appendix C: Tools, options menu settings.
Preparing information technology
Preparing document management
Operating system tools you need to know
Training users
Installing the software
Licensing
Standardizing settings
Maximizing your use of templates
Implementing toolbox
Establishing libraries
Writing a SolidWorks standard
Using custom properties
Establishing best practice rules
Automating tasks with the API
Supporting SolidWorks users
Collaboration
Managing change
Rolling out new service packs
Rolling out new versions
Introducing SolidWorks Workgroup PDM
Installing and configuring the vault
Establishing permissions and managing toolbox
Establishing client best practice
Appendix A: Online help resources
Appendix B: Sources for standards
Appendix C: Tools, options menu settings.
Source of Description
Print version record.
Series
Bible.
Available in Other Form
Print version: Lombard, Matt. SolidWorks administration bible. Indianapolis, IN : Wiley, ©2010
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