Matt Lombard - SW Users Summit

I see you will be at the users summit in Naxhville on the 22nd. Look
forward to meeting you.

Stewart Partridge

 

Stewart,

Don't get your hopes up about meeting me, I'm not that good looking or
personally charming. You might be disappointed. ;o) Other folks that you
will want to meet will be there as well, like Ricky Jordan and Richard
Doyle, and as some of the crazy crew from the North Alabama user group,
Brian McElyea and Gary Hall to name a couple (at least I think they'll
be there).

I'm looking forward to the Summit as well. I always pick up a few things
watching other people run the software, plus it's nice for once to be
surrounded by people as geeky as me. A whole day of stuff!

(For anyone who hasn't signed up yet, do it:
http://www.swugn.org/pages/summit/SWUGN_Technical_Summit_Nashville.html)

 

This will be my first one so I am not sure what to expect, but I am
always looking to learn more. I have only been using for about 3 years
now and I do mostly sheetmeatal so I am interested to see some of the
other aspects of solidworks. So do you know if there is a users group
for the Memphis area? Oh, and do you know of some good places to get
some grub in Nashville? Later...

 

Well, personally, I think you're charming!

Jerry Steiger
Tripod Data Systems
"take the garbage out, dear"

 

You can expect about 10 different presentations, two at a time so you
have to make choices. Richard will do something different in the
lead-off session and at lunch. He usually gives stuff away, and I know
we will have at least one SW 2007 Bible to give away.

There have been some discussions about a Memphis group, and it is in the
works. If you are interested in helping, let me know and I'll hook you
up with the folks who are doing the work.

As far as chow in Nashville,I have no idea, I've never been there.

See you there!

Matt

 

I emailed the North Mississippi users group although they meet a
little far from me, about 2 hours. I am very interested in getting a
users group started up here in Memphis, the company I am with
presently employs 16 solidworks designers, I think that would be a
good start.