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This program is pretty slick. I am not sure if it does exactly what you want, but you can download and use it free for a month. Price is under $100 if my memory is correct. Give it a try. PAC4SWX http://swtools.cad.de/us_prog_pac.htm

Send me a private message. I will send you a file this evening. I am not the owner.

This may help. http://www.abraxis.com/niceguy/work/modellibrary.htm I use it all the time.

I believe the answer you seek is here: thread559-150005

Try "MultiEnhancer" here: http://www.netcult.ch/elmue/ElmueSoft-en.htm It works as advertised for me. Recommended!

Tug, The address should be accessable now. I did not have a check box set. Sorry for the inconvenience. Bob Sorg

Thanks Tug, Perhaps your macro would be of help. We are using SW2004 but it may work anyway. I would appreciate it if you would forward a copy to the address indicated in my personal profile. Perhaps some of the other things that are "in there" could benefit us also.

Thanks CorBlimeyLimey. I am aware of that method. My particular dilemma is that the person that directs my activities is very specific in what he wants to see (one click and the part material changes). The problem compounds in that he is not a heavy user of the program.

CorBlimeyLimey, In SW2004 I have tried changing materials in the assembly context, but the change does not propigate to the part. I am aware of the ability to select the materials from the drop down list when in a part, but I need to do it from the assembly level (this is a mandated...

Does anyone know of a source for a macro or program that will: Change part materials from within an assembly for a part or a selection of parts to a material selected from a drop down list. An option would be a macro that had a single material hard keyed to the macro. In that case we could...

Thanks Scott, that is what I thought. Will put in a request.

Does anyone have a suggestion on how to achieve the following: I wish to make palette features of holes for use with dowel pins. The hole sizes need to have appropriate tolerances applied for the press fit. Once the part is made, and the drawing generated, I wish to use the “hole callout”...

I agree with Scott Baugh. The program name is PAX4SWX, cost is about $70 and could pay for itself the first time you use it. In addition to batch printing, it does batch conversion to Autocad, TIFF, DXG. The latest release also allows you to batch export to IGES, STL and Parasolids files. I...