Help:Pro/E solftware

Hello,
I was wondering if you could give some suggestions on what's are the
best ProE solfware to buy.
I'm new to all this, so any helps will be greatly appreciated.
Thx

 

Depends if you want to spend 5k 10k 18k or more
The best is flex3c, its the most money
foundation advantage is the least money

Maybe start with foundation advantage 5K US (with free aax)
then add more stuff later to your license. If you look at the ads
popping up here -> ->
->
you can find a seller site, and review details.

Good Fortune

 

"best" for what? depends on what you want to DO with it. The software gets
configured in a dozen different ways depending on what you will use it for. And
PTC sales is the best to answer this question.

 

Well, PTC sales *might* be best to answer the question, but we aren't
going to try to milk this guy for money.

Cuong, please provide some info on what things your company does, what
you hope to do, and any major problems that you're hoping to solve. Do
you manufacture or design? Or both? What CAD software are you using
now, and how is it working?
There are plenty of differences between the practical and realistic
usage of Pro/E and what a salesperson or excited manager might hope
for. This group can be quite helpful for that.

Dave

 

You're scarin' the guy, Dave! Don't be so melodramatic. It costs nothing to talk
to PTC Sales. Unless you walk in there with your eyes shut and your wallet wide
open. Bein' the hustlers that they are, they'll spot a sucker a mile away.

Good questions to ask PTC Sales; when you get the answers, come back here and let
us know what you and they discussed. I really don't want to skip them; I want to
know what they're telling people, especially the little guys, see if anything's
changed which, I'm sure it has.

I'm sure we can be of some help but I've seen a lot of configuration questions
asked here, a lot of speculation on what modules you need to do what kind of work,
but a distinct lack of hard info on the connection between various modules (which
is what you buy) and the menu functions in Pro/e (which is what you do). So, for
example, what exactly do I need to buy the Advanced Assembly module to be able to
do in WF remains a mystery. What, precisely, can I do with Flex3C that I can't do
with Foundation Advantage, too, needs to be directed to PTC. Of course, we can
compare what "modules" you get with Advantage and 3C; you'd think that would tell
you something, but, in my experience, it's not very helpful because you're left
with the question you started out with: what do I need this module for. That's PTC
Sales's territory. Make them talk to you; ask them lots of hard questions; be that
painful boil on their backside. It is intrinsically rewarding to strive for
perfection. Even if it's just to be a pain in the ass.

 

The "best" is the combination of Pro/E and Intralink.