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For R11, we used an addin called LeaCar. It can extract parameters and output the information into a custom iProperty for you to use in cut lists. http://www.leacar.com/ I would offer a caveat though. If you are planning to upgrade INV to R2009 + I wouldn't bother with LeaCar as it gets buggy...

Here is what we use. Depending on the overall size you require, put it in an assembly then Pattern Component. This will slow down your computer if the pattern is too large. A work around is to pattern it say, 10 X 10, then derive a part from ass'y, then start a new ass'y with derived component...

Any mouse that has a side/thumb button can be remapped to F4. A lot cheaper than a Space Mouse (admittedly not as cool though).

I'm sorry, I guess sarcasm doesn't tranfer well in type.

R11 service pack is out.

My reseller just contacted me with this link: http://usa.autodesk.com/adsk/servlet/ps/dl/item?siteID=123112&id=7298161&linkID=4183232 35 Megs of Inventor goodness. Enjoy! Flue

My point is that our clients need dwg files as well as hard copies so it didn't make sense to go with an inferior 2D CAD product if INV came with ACAD bundled in.

I just started working for a small consulting company straight out of school last year and was put in charge of upgrading from 2D to 3D. I looked at both SW and IV and little else for 3 months and found that both programs satisfied our 3D needs. Our endproduct is 2D fabrication drawings in DWG...