da proe a inventor

[massi67]

the problem is not conversion, we would miss it.
the pro/e files are always exported perfectly (in 3 years and 1/2 of work in own there has never been a client who has called me for import problems from pro/e) ... if anything the problem can be the reverse path.

as regards the policy of ptc is equal +/- to the policy of other software houses ... one stinks and the other as well.
try with autodesk not to renew maintenance for 5 years and then to request in 2015 the update of the licenses and you will see that figure will come out of it
mainly dealing with electronics in what you do, 2d boards with blocks and circuits?

Yes... that is true.... more or less all the software houses are very similar but ptc....... let's forget.... the speech could become infinite.
we say that our prevailing work, at the level of mechanics, are baskets and cabinets where to stay electronics. These are the big projects. Then, a large part of the projects are the definition of outlines for the printed circuit boards that must be housed in the baskets... and these are trivial works (in the complex sense as design but trivial at cad level) composed by one part, some small together and one or more draw. and then, of course, we make several wiring and here comes into play the cabling of proes and/or autocad.. .

 

[world]

I "work" practically from yesterday on inventor 2009 coming from pro-e and I find the first thirsty of hardware. I'll be sorry, but I'd do a lot, a lot, and a lot.
many tests before taking this step.
Have you tried to work on your machines for a couple of months?

 

[davide75]

by now I think from how I see how they are weighing down the cads you have to go on 64 bits with a ram recreation

 

[massi67]

I "work" practically from yesterday on inventor 2009 coming from pro-e and I find the first thirsty of hardware. I'll be sorry, but I'd do a lot, a lot, and a lot.
many tests before taking this step.
Have you tried to work on your machines for a couple of months?

We haven't tried yet. Until now we only saw a demo and then we stopped the speech waiting to see the operation of conversions. without conversions the speech dies there and we will keep us proe.
conversions aside, however, if these had to go well we will definitely make a lot of evidence. You know how it is... big companies move with a lot of inertia and before deciding to change a software it spends a lot of time.
but you have already "subito" the passage (although very little), how do you find yourself with inventor?