The SE Logs

re the issue of not having to learn SE plain vanilla..and just learn

Many new Solid Edge users will use only the Synchronous Technology
part of the product. This is especially true for machining job shops.

As I posted: End of July, early August. I also posted you can hold me
to this time frame.

Jon Banquer
San Diego, CA

 

And what possibly could this do for anybody? Talk about empty promises.
I really doubt that anyone would wish to "hold" you for any reason.

gk

 

I can do patterns, arrays and bolt circles

UGS help people and I have the MS bugs fixed and the tutorials up..
took 2 calls and about 15 minutes.

The tutorials are bullet proof compared to inventor. each micro step
has its own tuturial page, takes about half a mimute to read, tells
you what to do and why... and shows you the screen... then you do
NExT

No catch 22's as i found wall to wall with acad generally and inventor
specifically.

If it stays like this for the rest of the tutorial and for synchroous,
UGS will do very well in the market imo.

**

Its 112 F inland this week, I headed for the coast... its 69 over
here... left my laptop power converter under a blanket... burned that
sucker out... have to drive over the hill tomorow and pick up a new
one..maybe it willl have a hight temp cut out on it.




Phl scott

 

re the issue of not having to learn SE plain vanilla..and just learn

Many new Solid Edge users will use only the Synchronous Technology
part of the product. This is especially true for machining job shops.

As I posted: End of July, early August. I also posted you can hold me
to this time frame.

Jon Banquer
San Diego, CA

 

Everyone will notice that you've been of no actual help.

And you've made similar claims to this before with different dates,
even claiming that it was out now.
The ever-shifting banquerbabble strikes again !!!

 

<Snicker>

 

With your ads & buzzword hype for things you've never
used and that you don't even grasp the basics of to
begin with?
Or just with your namecalling when confronted by real
facts from real users?
The best of all is when you tell *the actual developers &
programmers* that wrote a program that THEY are
wrong about what the program (which you've never used)
actually does & is for & how to use it.

 

IOW They actually use the software which you never
have every day.

 

You cannot switch as you don't actually use any to begin with
& even if your "employer" allowed you to use any (pretty stupid
of them to even consider such) they are not going to trash
their business & CAD database data by switching every time
YOU see a new ad.
This would cost a bundle too & you only like videos of free demos ....

 

SpaceClaim is a CAD product.
Told you to shut up, did they?

HTH

 

Already did long ago as we know that you cannot.
You don't have the comprehension skills or the basic
education to even begin.

 

But any fool can hack-n-whack a brick ....

 

Let it cool (power off) & try it again in a few hours.
Some problems with overheating of silicon solid state
devices may heal themselves (lattice dislocations) IF not
powered to self-destruction (via avalanche effects) IIRC.
Worth a try, anyway. May be too late.

 

Why is always handy.
Once you get into the heads of the developers & programmers
(philosophy) much becomes far easier to anticipate/grasp.

 

Which need a CAD/CAM or a CAM program, not a CAD program.
Not that you can tell one from another.
OR stop trying to claim credit.

 

Because they cannot actually use a CAM program or a CAD/CAM program.
Rather than adding some check geometry or something for a simple
operation he thinks he has to change the design intent ...
And none of this tripe will be associative to anything when he's done
anyway.
Would an actual user do such or just the utterly clueless?
<Snicker>.

 

re the issue of not having to learn SE plain vanilla..and just learn

Many new Solid Edge users will use only the Synchronous Technology
part of the product. This is especially true for machining job shops.

As I posted: End of July, early August. I also posted you can hold me
to this time frame.

Jon Banquer
San Diego, CA

 

And, no doubt, idiots that have no clues.
IF they had any actual CAD background at all.

[

Yep.
More hype, BS & noise for vaporware.
He did not.

"cutting through the bullshit"

<Snicker>

 

re the issue of not having to learn SE plain vanilla..and just learn

Many new Solid Edge users will use only the Synchronous Technology
part of the product. This is especially true for machining job shops.

As I posted: End of July, early August. I also posted you can hold me
to this time frame.

Jon Banquer
San Diego, CA

 

i gave up on and it just hung out at the beach for two days then went
into the city to get a new one today... by then though the thing had
cooled... works fine... the repair shop said they take a long time to
reset. Some apparently have high temp over loads.. .or its this over
heating resulting in disconnects between layers of the semi conductors
you mention.

if my lettice relocates again Im going to throw it out.

Phil scott



Phil scott