Getting started

[warrentdo]

Can any one help please?
I decided to try and learn how to customise Inventor.
Reading the threads VB is the way to go.
Can anyone recommend any books, tutorials, sites the will get a newbie started.

Cheers

Warren.

[Anonymous]

The Programming help file is a good place to start
I have a few things on my site http://www.kwikmcad.com/icode/documents.asp
Look through the Articles, skill builders and tutorials here
http://mfgcommunity.autodesk.com/learning/articles/ I have a very basic
beginner article there.

Any book on VB or VBA is going to help. The general idea and many of the
directives are the same throughout, no matter if it is VBA in Excel or
Inventor.

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Kent Keller
www.kwikmcad.com


wrote in message news:5521159@discussion.autodesk.com...
Can any one help please?
I decided to try and learn how to customise Inventor.
Reading the threads VB is the way to go.
Can anyone recommend any books, tutorials, sites the will get a newbie
started.

Cheers

Warren.

[Anonymous]

With the release of the Express versions of the programming languages
Microsoft has also supplied a lot of training information targeted at new
programmers. Here's a link to the main page. You'll want to look at the
"Windows Development" track.
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Brian Ekins
Autodesk Inventor API

wrote in message news:5521159@discussion.autodesk.com...
Can any one help please?
I decided to try and learn how to customise Inventor.
Reading the threads VB is the way to go.
Can anyone recommend any books, tutorials, sites the will get a newbie
started.

Cheers

Warren.

[Anonymous]

Brian,

The Link got eaten by the Internet gremlins! Got another one?

Brian Ekins (Autodesk) wrote:
> With the release of the Express versions of the programming languages
> Microsoft has also supplied a lot of training information targeted at new
> programmers. Here's a link to the main page. You'll want to look at the
> "Windows Development" track.

[Anonymous]

I don't think it got eaten. I think I forgot to paste it in. 🙂 Here it
is.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/beginner/default.aspx
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Brian Ekins
Autodesk Inventor API

"Bob S." wrote in message
news:5521484@discussion.autodesk.com...
Brian,

The Link got eaten by the Internet gremlins! Got another one?

Brian Ekins (Autodesk) wrote:
> With the release of the Express versions of the programming languages
> Microsoft has also supplied a lot of training information targeted at new
> programmers. Here's a link to the main page. You'll want to look at the
> "Windows Development" track.

[warrentdo]

Just the ticket!
Brilliant, thank you.

Warren.

[warrentdo]

Cheers Brian.
Thanbk should keep me busy 🙂

Warren.