SW2004, sketches and feature become suppressed when reopening.

Please ... how about you tell us a way not to install the pdf add-in in the
first place.

For $9.95 per workstation we have a reliable pdf printer that works with
every windows program, including Solidworks. And oh yeah, we've had it for
two years. www.pdf995.com


(Bluebeam: another solution to a non-problem)

- Eddy

 

Yep, imho, BlueBeam is a ripoff! It's also limited to only SolidWorks,
correct?
And Bluebeam is what,.. $250usd retail, $200usd street and $100usd for
SW users!?

Heck, doing a search, you can get the full version of Adobe Acrobat 5.0
version for as low as $165usd!
And the latest 6.0 version for as low as $200usd! And for you Dell
buyers, sometimes they give it away for nothing.

Beyond that, it's a slap at the SW users knowing that there are other
PDF writers out there for free or for less than $50usd.

...

 

That's why it's currently on sale.

I find it strange that the pdf add-in would cause issues with sketches and
feature suppression. I'm far from being a software expert, but this kinda
sounds like my friend that put a new stereo in his car only to have the
wipers come on when he would turn the stereo on. LOL

SP1 broke my pdf add-in so I turned it off and went back to using Acrobat
(which is better, especially for mark-ups, IMO)

 

Quite honestly, I probably shouldn't have posted that, especially seeing
how people have handled it. I'll know better next time. I apologize for
any inconvenience.

 

Your suggestion DID make me thing of something else though.. might
this problem be related to automatic backups? say.. it backs up the
part when you're at a certain feature.. when you add mroe features,
save.. when you load it up it's where the last backup was (while still
keeping the new features..)? just a shot in the dark here..