SolidWorks Express Newsletter

February 2, 2010

In this issue:

	WINTER SPORTS GIVEAWAY: What do 3D CAD and winter sports have in common? Find out here.

	SOLIDWORKS ARCHIVED WEBCASTS: Couldn't attend a live webcast? See what you missed.

	INDUSTRY SPOTLIGHT: SolidWorks in the Mold Design industry.

Archived Webcasts

SOLIDWORKS WEBCAST RECORDINGS: Couldn't attend a live webcast? Enjoy our archived recordings at your convenience. It's a great way to keep up with the latest developments in CAD.

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Industry Spotlight

MOLD DESIGN: SolidWorks software provides the full range of integrated modeling, simulation, visualization, and communication tools to mold manufacturers.

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SolidWorks Winter Giveaway

CAD TIPS

>	10 Tips for Using Microsoft® Office Excel: Due to the overwhelming demand, the Excel tips are back. Learn how to input data more efficiently, build easy-to-use interfaces, utilize powerful functions for advanced calculations, and optimize how the data is displayed >>
>	SolidWorks^® Flow Simultion Tip: There are a few things you can do to spruce up the trajectory animations in Flow Simulation >>
>	2D CAD Tips: Still working in 2D? Find handy 2D CAD Technical Tips here >>

NEWS and EVENTS

>	Power Company Uses SolidWorks to Design Ultra-Efficient Natural Gas Plant: An Ontario power company has used SolidWorks software to design a new, highly efficient energy plant featuring the cleanest, most efficient way to produce energy from fossil fuel >>
>	Equipois Lends Gravity-Defying Hand to Manufacturers, with Boost from SolidWorks: Equipois Inc. of Los Angeles is using SolidWorks CAD software to provide an ingenious remedy by literally defying gravity >>

ENGINEER-to-ENGINEER

>	SolidWorks Design Gallery: SolidWorks helps customers take ideas from concept to completion, overcoming remarkable obstacles in order to bring their visions to life. These are some of their innovative designs >>
>	Case Study - ADES: ADES (Aplicaciones De Energías Sustitutivas) set out to apply the same concept that has made its industry-leading solar-tracking systems so successful to the wind power market >>
>	Video - LASCO Bathware, Inc.: With SolidWorks CAD software's surfacing capabilities, LASCO designers can more efficiently produce the curvy, sweeping, ergonomic shapes of their bathing fixtures >>

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