Autodesk Inventor

[#1]

What is the Build # for SP1?  Help about doesn't show SP1 only Build 138, is that SP1?

[#2]

170

[#3]

Let me clarify;

I didn't check before I installed SP1 since in previous versions it would state SP1 or SP2 depending on which was installed.  I have already installed SP1 but when I check I don't see anything related to SP1 like before.  What I see now is;

   Build: 138, Release: 2013 RTM - Date: Thu 03/01/2012

How can I tell SP1 is installed, Does Build 138 = SP1?

Thanks!

[#4]

It means that SP1 has not been installed. Here is the list of Inventor build numbers:

http://www.cadforum.cz/cadforum_en/products.asp?prod=Inventor

Vladimir Michl, www.cadstudio.cz  www.cadforum.cz

[#5]

The about screen should mention Build: 170, Release 2013 SP1

In your case I don't think you have SP1 installed

[#6]

Anyone still using SP1 ?

Inventor was much faster with the "not successful" release of SP1 but not very stable, I unistalled it. When working with a big assembly, if I edit a part in place, Inventor is terribly slow !  Anyone can confirm it will be corrected with SP1 ?

Thanks

[#7]

Thanks for the info everyone, we thought we had installed SP1.  That would explain why we don't see the text "SP1" in the About area!  We are not sure we want to install it now considering the slow performance related to in place editing mention previously.

[#8]

Sorry for not being clear: In place editing is slow without SP1. With SP1 it's faster but it seems to crash more often.

[#9]

To check, open the Windows Control Panel, go to Programs and Features, then open the "View Installed Updates".

Still running SP1

[#10]

I've actually found SP1 to be significantly more stable than before.