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I don't know what the problem could be. Youre
system has better specs than mine. '
I hope you wil get it to work.
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readme.txt shows this utility would be extremely useful. I'll have to try in
on my work computer on monday, because I cannot get it to go. i uninstalled
it, shut down, restarted, reinstalled, same runtime error. I checked to make
sure I only hade one Inventor process running.
System: Dell WS340,
XP Pro, IV6sp2, Nvidia Quadro2 pro, 1GB
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"afettig" <I
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wish to use the Inventor library parts for several reasons:
1.) It is
supported by Autodesk.
2.) It is integrated into the software.
3.)
Hardware is quickly replaced by different sizes without losing
constraints.
4.) When new designers start using Inventor, they can quickly
come up to speed on a feature which is simple to use, before they have to
understand i-parts.
5.) If users ignore this feature, Autodesk may not put
the effort into improving it to something on par with toolbox fom Solidworks,
or the old days of MDT.
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wish to use the Inventor library parts for several reasons:
1.) It is
supported by Autodesk.
2.) It is integrated into the software.
3.)
Hardware is quickly replaced by different sizes without losing
constraints.
4.) When new designers start using Inventor, they can quickly
come up to speed on a feature which is simple to use, before they have to
understand i-parts.
5.) If users ignore this feature, Autodesk may not put
the effort into improving it to something on par with toolbox fom Solidworks,
or the old days of MDT.
I use custom i-parts frequently, and
i-parts from Mr. Bliss's web site. They are a great feature, but I prefer the
IV content library for common hardware.
I don't want an excel
spreadsheet attached to every washer and nut in my browser, it may be
confusing to unsophisticated users.
Anthony.
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"Leo Laimer" <
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I'm with you on this, Anthony.
What I read in your statement is, that
(hopefully) the IV library is just the beginning of what we will see in the
future:
- complete fastener sets, including
holes&threads&constraints
- all fasteners hide/show/group in a browser
folder in one shot
- and lots more come into my fantasy, beyond that
what MDT already can do with fasteners
Regards,
--
Leo Laimer
Maschinen- und
Fertigungstechnik
A-4820 Bad Ischl -
Austria
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forum is for discussion, and having multiple ideas on a topic is what makes it
valuable for everyone.
Anthony
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guess I should state my meaning more clearly:
The contents of the Inventor
supplied library is provided and supported by Autodesk, meaning every user of
Inventor has it on their harddisk if they choose to install it when starting.
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the way, Sean, Thank you for the time you spend in this discussion group. You
have saved me time and helped me be more productive when I have searched the
discussions for answers to problems I've had in the past.
Anthony