Tips & Tricks Webcast for Product Designers

Live Call-in "Tips & Tricks" Webcast for Product Designers --
Hosted by SolidWorks
Wednesday June 29th 4:30 ET

This unique live call-in Q&A session for product designers will focus
on examples submitted directly by webcast participants. Hear and see
SolidWorks design experts discuss and demonstrate time-saving
techniques that could save you hours and greatly enhance your
effectiveness. We invite both SolidWorks® software and non-SolidWorks
CAD users to attend. For more info copy and paste the following into
your browser:

http://www.solidworks.com/pages/programs/tips-tricks-webcast/tips-tricks-webcast-announce.html

 

good to see SW reaching out to the community more than they have done in the
past.

 

Yes really good. I think this is the kind of stuff that some of us so
called "advanced users" need instead of trying to learn of each and
every other person out here. I definately have some parts that I am
ready to submit. I am excited to see what this will produce.

KM

 

Can some one explain the "4:30 ET". I'm from a little country at the
bottom end of the world--- New Zealand. I only understand Local Time and
GMT / UTC.

If someone could let me know what state ET is in I could use
www.timeanddate.com to figure out what time this show begins.

Note --- I assume ET is not trying to phone home

Regards

John Layne
Sitting on the bottom of the world

 

snip....

4:30 PM US Eastern (Daylight) Time = 2130 GMT

Art W

 

Thanks

That translates to 09:30 Thursday 30 June here at the bottom of the world

Mind you -- Timeanddate.com says EDT = UTC-4 then it would be 08:30 here
in little NZ -- which means I have to start La Pavoni a little earlier.

 

The date on the webpage was incorrect; it was shown as July 29th. It
should be June 29th. It has been corrected. I apologize for the
confusion.

Regards
Mark Biasotti
SolidWorks

 

And Joe Dunne will be there!

 

How does this webcast work exactly - Does one dial in or go to a URL
when the webcast is on with the SW serial number and confirmed
booking. I presume broadband is required.

Conferance telephone calls is about as sophisticated as I get.

Regards



Jonathan

 

Jonathan, If you have a MS windows computer and a telephone you can
participate in this conference.
If you register for the conference, you will be supplied with
information for joining the conference via a URL and Microsoft
Placeware LiveMeeting. You will also be given a toll-free phone no. in
which you can conference live with SolidWorks and all participants.

Regards
Mark Biasotti
SolidWorks