Requesting solidworks 2007 + crack
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thanx in advance
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Brian RH
Maybe you should just check torrents and general peer to peer routes?
m
> thanx in advance
Waddaya know! The phrase "shit for brains" IS founded in reality
after all.
-Martin
Michael Eckstein
"Deev" <mye...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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Here Ya Go, SWX 2007 sp2.2, my ass, and Cherios
CS
Search the grou there are many posts from software "Dealers" that I am
sure would be glad to take your money and Address.
mikemcd
CS is correct you need to find one of the guys on here posting cheap
or warez software
you will not be able to get it for free unfortunately as we all have
paid for ours
best to give them your credit card details and also your name and
address they should be happy to sort you out
its well worth it
Reaper2561
<mike.ecksteinONOSPAMH...@ONOSPAMHEREcharter.net> wrote:
> "Deev" <myem...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> news:406c1$45d4dcde$d52e274c$31...@news.chello.nl...
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> > requesting solidworks 2007 incl. crack and serial,
> > thanx in advance
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> Here Ya Go, SWX 2007 sp2.2, my ass, and Cherios
Michael,
What a way to start a Friday. lol. Thanks.
Reaper.
rya...@gmail.com
sure give me your address i will get one out to you. Just cover
postage,post it here you might get two copies sent out to you
CS
I must be totally loosing my wit because I really didn't get this
yesterday. LOL
Wayne Tiffany
it goes.
WT
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it goes.
WT
"Deev" <mye...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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pro,Solidworks 2d only, Solidworks 3d only, SW with just the drafting
module, Solidworks with just the cam module. Need more information.
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Bo
Think I'll wait until SP 4.0. Makes for easier work.
Bo
On Feb 16, 7:02 am, "Wayne Tiffany" <wayne.tiffanyRMVJ...@asi.com>
wrote:
dot.not
Cliff
>CS is correct you need to find one of the guys on here posting cheap
>or warez software
Sorry, I think I've nailed about all of them.
To various walls ...
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bitweaver
I'm sure you "get it" by now, but in case you don't, no one on this
forum is going to help you pirate an illegal copy of SolidWorks. Most,
if not all, users here are professionals that are running legal copies
that cost them or their companies, thousands of dollars. So, I hope
you "get it" now and obtain a legal copy like everyone else.
billyb
I am sure you now know not to try to find a copy of SW 2007 here. I
am a new person on SW 2007 and want to learn SW, I am not working so I
do not have a company SW version to work on to learn.
Is there anything that Solidworks Corp offers for the beginner to
learn, like a student version or something like that?
Its really a chicken and egg thing. Recruiters tell you that you have
to have experience with the software and the only way to get
experience is to work on it.
So those people that are fortunate to have access to legal SW is
great. For the poor fellow who has a desire to learn LEGALLY, he is
kind of out in the cold. Unless there is something out there that is
available for learning purposes. Any info is appreciated if this is
available.
G. De Angelis
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Asking for something for nothing, on a Forum comprised of legitimate
hard working people will yield no encouragement at all,so don't bother
to look for it. If you are really sincere about learning Solidworks,
enroll in any one of your local Universities. or Community Colleges,
and after you are issued a Student ID card, you will be eligable for
a Student Edition of Solidworks 2006-2007 for $79.95 from Academic
Superstores, or several other similar vendors of student software, and
more often than not, in the College Bookstore itself, right on
campus. Other than identifying itself as a Student Version during
printing, this software has all the features of the $4,000 version.
This is about the best we can do for you.
Good luck,
G. De Angelis
Anna Wood
You will want to look at the following link on the SolidWorks website:
http://www.solidworks.com/pages/news/3DSkills.html
SolidWorks has a program for individuals like your self.
Also, attending classes at your local community college is another
option.
Regards,
Anna Wood
http://designsmarter.typepad.com/solidmuse
news-server
"G. De Angelis" <deange...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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If your just looking to learn solidworks for personal growth, download
shareaza and get a copy.
Just remember a lot of good people worked hard to create the product. If
your gonna make money off it...buy it, otherwise you'll be a lowlife piece
of crap.
Honor is what seperates us from the animals.
billyb
> On Feb 18, 5:45 am, "billyb" <bho...@voyager.net> wrote:
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> > On Feb 17, 1:03 pm, "bitweaver" <s1r...@yahoo.com> wrote:
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> > > On Feb 15, 5:21 pm, Deev (myem...@gmail.com) wrote:
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> > > > thanx in advance
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> > > I'm sure you "get it" by now, but in case you don't, no one on this
> > > if not all, users here are professionals that are running legal copies
> > > that cost them or their companies, thousands of dollars. So, I hope
> > > you "get it" now and obtain a legal copy like everyone else.
>
> > I am sure you now know not to try to find a copy of SW 2007 here. I
> > am a new person on SW 2007 and want to learn SW, I am not working so I
> > do not have a company SW version to work on to learn.
> > learn, like a student version or something like that?
> > Its really a chicken and egg thing. Recruiters tell you that you have
> > to have experience with the software and the only way to get
> > experience is to work on it.
> > So those people that are fortunate to have access to legal SW is
> > great. For the poor fellow who has a desire to learn LEGALLY, he is
> > kind of out in the cold. Unless there is something out there that is
> > available for learning purposes. Any info is appreciated if this is
> > available.- Hide quoted text -
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> > - Show quoted text -
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> Asking for something for nothing, on a Forum comprised of legitimate
> hard working people will yield no encouragement at all,so don't bother
> to look for it. If you are really sincere about learningSolidworks,
> enroll in any one of your local Universities. or Community Colleges,
> and after you are issued a Student ID card, you will be eligable for
> Superstores, or several other similar vendors of student software, and
> more often than not, in the College Bookstore itself, right on
> campus. Other than identifying itself as a Student Version during
> printing, this software has all the features of the $4,000 version.
> This is about the best we can do for you.
> Good luck,
>
> - Show quoted text -
A good place for a beginner to get his feet wet with solidworks is the
"Personal Edition" which SW gives out, it's good for 3 months and has
most features , except for toolbox, that a starter would want to
learn. I found out about this from someone on this website. Its
legal, from SW and it is very good to learn from.
I went to a SW dealer seminar and they passed them out.