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Autmationbabe, you're right, PDMWorks 2005 has an option: "includes drawings". So everything going to be settle!! Thanks.

FYI, right now I'm using the same practise mentioned by Gildashard. Use "Find Reference" for assembly & part first then copy manually the drawings into the same folder. After this, relink back the drawings one by one.

Guys! Thank you so much for your input!! I think this should leave it for SW2006 enhancement... coz PDMWorks also can't make it.

Hi all, I would like to copy the whole assembly within part & drawings to a new folder. Each assembly, sub-assembly & part got its own drawing. I've tried to open an assembly drawing and use "Find Reference" but it's not worked for others parts' drawing & sub-assemblies' drawing. Guys, any...

Thanks guys, especially G1Design. I think the SWX color definition is based on Windows Color tools, which is RGB based. G1Design, can u recommend any website for me?

I would like to know whether the texture or colour which show in SolidWorks & Photoworks are match with the standard colour code like "Pantone code"? If not can anyone suggest a method to check the colour code? Pls advise. Thank you.

I opened a parasolid (x_t) file in Catia V5R8, but there's notning come out!? Even I tried with a simple block but it's also invain. Does anyone can help me in this matter? Somemore when I use a step and iges format file to open in Catia there's a broken surface came out even the file is a water...

Hi loeb, May be you can try on the tolerance setting before you import the IGES. After import IGES into SolidWorks, try to check the gap & fix it using Diagnosis. (RMB one of the surface) Another suggestion is open IGES w/ MasterCAM. It's great! [yinyang]

revman, Boolean Operation only availble in SW2003. You can import the scanned IGES into part file through Imported Surface. It can be found in the Surface toolbar. It's better to get the latest version of SWX!! [yinyang]

loeb, I agree w/ MadMango that Parasolid is the best option to choose. As I know HP SolidDesigner can export Parasolid and IGES format. What we afaid is your customer files (assembly) is a multiple body files when import into SW2001+ which is not supported. [yinyang]

diamoncat, I've been experienced same problem like you before. What I suspected is a Network Problem. Ussually there's a "traffic jam" in network during the working hours. Due to the differences and variety networks, these problems can often be difficult to diagnose. Try to seperate...

Use Animator - screen capture function. Andthen record down ur manual movement.

What I experienced in SW n Rhino is: 1. Rhino (NURBS)is excellent for ID and Freeform. 2. SW (Parametric)is fantastic in Mech. Solution.

Use parasolid format then use Features Works to trace back the features. (*Not 100%)