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"guzie" <guzie@triton.net>There
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are a few things with the new library that are not good. First the "part
locator" will not locate components in the assembly. I pick the option from
the pulldown and I get the message "The active document doesn't contain any
Autodesk Content Library parts". I know it does because I had just created
them a few minutes prior. The next thing I notice is that the parts now all
have the vendor filled in as "Autodesk, Inc." and there is no way of changing
that stupid entry besides manually changing the property once you create the
part. Not good. This field should be left blank. Last time I checked my
purchasing department is not buying components from Autodesk. How can I build
a BOM of components in my assembly and release production drawings with the
vendor filled in as Autodesk? Up until now we left the stock parts bin items
like screws with the vendor field blank. The last issue I have is the file
name now does not match the part number. It added the server name before the
part number when it saves it. Why? What was wrong with the way components were
saved and the vendor name with the prior releases? Why is it every time a new
release comes out the fastener components get a new naming convention, new way
of accessing them and nothing relating back to the old way? I already have
quite a few components on the network that are fine. Why can't the new
component library be just a simple interface change istead of ripping its guts
out and starting over again? No wonder quite a few users find the component
library useless and rely on iparts more. Arrgh.
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"guzie" <guzie@triton.net>No
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wonder quite a few users find the component library useless and rely on iparts
more. Arrgh.