What competition?

IOW He's never used it either.

*Claims* to be a mostly manual machinist but has to post
from Kinkos ...... and never seems to actually know anything
about machining anyway. Or design. Or even what CAD/CAM
systems do.

Just an ad troll.

 

How much do they get paid to support jb?

 

Cliff,

dosen't get support

 

Some reason you don't ask the same question of Pro/E users who are also
SolidWorks users who post here ?

Think I should get a seat of SolidWorks and start posting screen shots
of direct companions between how much more powerful VX's tools are than
SolidWorks are ?

jon

 

That would be a funny .....

Pics of empty screens & buttons .... how droll.

Think you have a clue what text newsgroups are?

 

Side by side comparisons would be nice. You could do it the way they did the
"This is your Brain and this is your brain on drugs ---- SPLAAAAAT!!!"
commercial.
It could be:
This is your Cash Flow:
This is your cash flow on VX -------- SPLAAAAT!!~!

BSEG :>)

 

If I were marketing a CAD/CAM product I would lean very heavily on
direct side by side video companions of the product I was marketing vs
the competition. IMO, it's the best way to reach the market I would be
interested in reaching.

Joe Dunne use to do this in a limited way for SolidWorks VAR's with
Word documents that had a lot of graphics embedded in them. I can
remember seeing the one Joe Dunne did of SolidWorks vs CoCreate's Solid
Designer. For the time it was pretty good. Dated now.

Video kicks it up a notch.


BAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAM ! :>)

jon

 

Why give your competition free advertising? Another problem with video
comparisons is editing, and by that I mean credibility.

 

Everyone knows who SolidWorks is. One would not be giving SolidWorks
the kind of free advertising that is desirable by showing someone a
direct comparison of why SolidWorks isn't up to the doing the job /
doing the job quickly. Do the video with no fucking bullshit.... just
screen capture after screen capture of VX taking less steps to do the
same task.

It ain't hard to show no wireframe allowed in model or assembly mode in
SolidWorks and the ramifications of this for say a machining job shop
with all the extra steps / hoops that SolidWorks makes you go thru. It
also ain't hard so show how much easier the integration of surface and
solid tools in VX is vs. SolidWorks.

Credibility comes from only marketing a product that is technologically
superior, in most ways, to what your comparing it against. VX is
technologiclly superior to SolidWorks in many ways.

Video used properly gets your time invested per customer to gain a sale
down and it increases the amount of customers that would buy your
product in the first place. You only challenge is getting potential
customers to view your videos and having a product with the technology
to do it with.


jon

 

Mad, crazed buzzword jockeys?
<Snicker>

 

Who, you?

LMAO !!!

 

What part of the terms "CAD" & "CAM" don't you grasp?