Upgraded to Office in 6 minutes

Discussion in 'SolidWorks' started by Mr. Pickles, Feb 4, 2004.

  1. Mr. Pickles

    Mr. Pickles Guest

    For all you folks who don't like the time it takes to add a freakin' service
    pack, ponder this. I had SW 2004 on my machine. I went through the hassles
    of upping it a few times, all the way to sp2.1.

    We upgraded to SW Office. No problem I figured. But wait, maybe there will
    be...? I gave it a go. It went from the original CD's to completion in 6
    minutes. How did it do that?

    When you install the regular version, it doesn't install the Office stuff,
    right? I didn't even have it install RealView, since my card was an oldie,
    which supposedly saved 450mb or so. I installed 3 SP's since then, which
    obviously installs, or remembers, the WHOLE program. When I went to
    "Add/Remove" and "modified" SW, it asked for the original CD's and read off
    of them, apparently installing the extra stuff I choose, including RealView
    this time (new card going in). Then I put in CD #2 and #3 when requested.
    Done. Everything is at SP2.1, I'm guessing. So it went and installed the
    original PhotoWorks, Animator, RealView, etc., to sp2.1 in 6 minutes...?

    Takes 2 hours to do just the SW portion, and 6 minutes to add the goodies?
    Weird....

    Mr. Pickles
     
    Mr. Pickles, Feb 4, 2004
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  2. (this seemed appropriate,..some may know where this comes from?)

    "There is a fifth dimension beyond that which is known to man. It is a
    dimension as vast as space and timeless as infinity. It is the middle
    ground between light and shadow, between science and superstition, and
    it lies between the pit of man's fears and the summit of his knowledge.
    This is the dimension of imagination. It is an area we call the
    Ambiguity Zone".

    (Sound FX: Twilight Zone Theme)

    ...
     
    Paul Salvador, Feb 4, 2004
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