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InventorSuite 2010 Suite Pro sp2
Dell Precision 690
Dual Quad Core E5320 @ 1.86GHz
4Gb DDR SDRam - 667 Mhz, ECC
SAS 146Gb - 15k rpm
Quadro FX3500 256Mb - Driver: 191.78 Bios: 5.71.22.55.08
Direct 3D
XP Pro Sp3 3Gb/2800
Space Explorer USB, release: 3.8.3 driver 6.8.1 firmware 3.17
AVG 9.0 wrote in message news:6321883@discussion.autodesk.com...
Is PVElite 2010 "COADE" compatible with Inventor Pro 2010? ie. can you take
the drawings from PV and edit or view them in Inventor?
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InventorSuite 2010 Suite Pro sp2
Dell Precision 690
Dual Quad Core E5320 @ 1.86GHz
4Gb DDR SDRam - 667 Mhz, ECC
SAS 146Gb - 15k rpm
Quadro FX3500 256Mb - Driver: 191.78 Bios: 5.71.22.55.08
Direct 3D
XP Pro Sp3 3Gb/2800
Space Explorer USB, release: 3.8.3 driver 6.8.1 firmware 3.17
AVG 9.0 wrote in message news:6321883@discussion.autodesk.com...
Is PVElite 2010 "COADE" compatible with Inventor Pro 2010? ie. can you take
the drawings from PV and edit or view them in Inventor?
I am not coming up with anything, I am asking if these two programs will work together. If you save a drawing in PVElite can you export it to Inventor.
I am not coming up with anything, I am asking if these two programs will work together. If you save a drawing in PVElite can you export it to Inventor.
Supported Open options are shown in the Inventor File Open dialog. If
your format is not listed, then you are pretty much out of luck. This is
a question better asked at COADE.
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Dennis Jeffrey, Autodesk Inventor Certified Expert
Attend the "It's a Duesy II " Manufacturing Revival Conference
March 17th, 2010 More Information at:
http://teknigroup.com
Supported Open options are shown in the Inventor File Open dialog. If
your format is not listed, then you are pretty much out of luck. This is
a question better asked at COADE.
--
Dennis Jeffrey, Autodesk Inventor Certified Expert
Attend the "It's a Duesy II " Manufacturing Revival Conference
March 17th, 2010 More Information at:
http://teknigroup.com
