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Is Pro-E Chasing SW in Automated Design?
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Sam Lowrey
Aug 3, 2000, 3:00:00 AM8/3/00
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We just had a demo from a Rand rep where I work, and he was really
pushing this new product for Pro-E. It was a conduit between VBA and
Pro-E (can't remember the name) that would allow you to program stuff in
VBA (through excel, word, VB, or whatever) and have it control Pro-E. I
think it cost like $5K or $10K (memory doesn't serve, the demo was a
week ago actually).
pushing this new product for Pro-E. It was a conduit between VBA and
Pro-E (can't remember the name) that would allow you to program stuff in
VBA (through excel, word, VB, or whatever) and have it control Pro-E. I
think it cost like $5K or $10K (memory doesn't serve, the demo was a
week ago actually).
I can only assume that they are trying to fill a known gap in their
product that SW has filled very well already, without the additional
$5K.
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Mattias Robertsson
Aug 3, 2000, 3:00:00 AM8/3/00
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>>"that would allow you to program stuff in VBA (through excel, word, VB, or
whatever"
whatever"
All this is already included in SolidWorks. No extra applications..
They can really try to fill the gap.. but its just getting wider and wider..
Why pay $5K or $10K for an API ?
Jesus..
/ Mattias
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Sam Lowrey
Aug 4, 2000, 3:00:00 AM8/4/00
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My sentiments exactly. If you really want to see the wide gap, go check
out some of the other add-ons that pro-e offers vs. the same add-ons
that SW offers. Man, talk about highway robbery.
out some of the other add-ons that pro-e offers vs. the same add-ons
that SW offers. Man, talk about highway robbery.
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