Don’t you just love the smell of a new operating system? Goes well alongside the boiling adrenaline shooting out your eyes as you become familiar with it’s functionality and problems, doesn’t it? Actually, there are a lot of people and companies in the design and engineering community who still use Windows XP. There are many reasons, but with Windows 7 out, XP loosing the support from Microsoft and increased 64-bit hardware support… that’s changing.
With that transition, there may be new ways to do things, strange dialog boxes or problems that keep us from busting out fabulous 3D designs. Nothing like focusing on problems huh? Don’t worry, we’ll talk solutions too, but before we can do that…
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Have a more specific problem? Hit the comments! Next week we’ll address a couple problems you may come across and cover any other issue you come up with.
Before you pour milk into you bowl of oats and OS upgrades, take a whiff of this. Let’s say you’re rockin’ SolidWorks 2009 and want to get into Windows 7 stat because Vista is making you a bitter old curmudgeon with long fingernails. What are your options?
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If you get the fever and shakes just thinking about moving to new technology, I’m with you. (I’m totally not with you) I’d much prefer to just stick my finger in my throat and vomit magnificent cad data all over a glass office table.
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