SolidWorks 2011:  What’s New Highlights
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DS SolidWorks Corporation today unveiled SolidWorks 2011, the latest release of the most popular 3D CAD software on the market. There are many new features to talk about, but today I’m going to hit …

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SolidWorks 2009 SP2!

Submitted by Ricky Jordan on Monday, January 19, 2009View Comments

Well, Friday night just happened to be the perfect time for me to upgrade our seats at work to SolidWorks 2009 SP2.  Overall things went smoothly and I was on my way home in time for some awesome pot roast served up by my multi-talented wife.

So what’s new in SolidWorks 2009 SP2?  Well, thanks to a head’s up from Lou Gallo and the guys at DDi, I heard about a new selection option that makes its debut in SolidWorks.  You now have the ability to select “Connected Faces”.  The option is available in the Right Mouse Button menu and presents the user with a flyout toolbar that offers multiple selection options for the surrounding faces of the selected face.  Also new is the ability to publish models directly to 3Dvia.com.  The option is available in the pull down menu under File.

Here’s a quick video showing off the new features!

sw2009_sp2

Stay tuned….more to come!

UPDATE – 2-28-09:  It looks like there is EVEN BIGGER NEWS when it comes to SolidWorks 2009 SP2.0.  Click HERE to see some new options in Renaming Configurations!!

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  • Andrew Troup
    The ability to rename part configurations while they're being referenced by an open assembly or drawing is indeed especially handy for the default configuration, which many of us forget to give a meaningful name until we come to create alternative configs, which is typically after we've created an assembly.
  • Well Done Ricky. Good information and right to the point. Thanks.
  • Richie,

    Thanks! I'm glad it was helpful!

    Ricky
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