about pro-e

Hi
am new to pro-e please help me to
learn software.

 

Pro/E is set up so you can't learn it on your own. The help system is
all but worthless. You are expected to spend thousands of dollars on
training and maintenance fees if you really want to be fully
productive. Usually a multi-day training class is required just to
get started.

If you are looking for a CAD program that is easier for a layman to
pick up, I would suggest SolidWorks. It includes an assortment of
short tutorials, the help system is informative and well-organized and
the interface is much more intuitive and consistent.

 

It's replies like this that HAS KILLED this forum.

 

[ remaining smart@$$ reply omitted ]

Agreed. When a dewey-eyed puppy comes onto the forum it is not
constructive to just haul off and kick it.

I found "other mid range fat girl"'s reply to be much more
constructive.

In that vein, one of the self-training options mentioned was "CADTRAIN
Coach". This self-paced CBT was what my company sprang for, and it is
one of the best CBTs I have ever seen. I got up and running in ProE
with just this, and just the "Modeling", "Advanced Modeling",
"Detailing" and "Advanced Detailing" modules. There's plenty more in
there to teach you the sophisticated stuff too.

I don't know how much it costs, but as a trainer, I'd highly recommend
this Coach-- I think you could learn 90% of what you need to know to
use ProE, and come here to the forum for the last few advanced
details.