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Why not add a parameter that says rev. You just change it each time you change the model.

Well I completed some testing with 2 new systems both with XP, 2.8mhz cpu w/hyper threading, 1.5gig of ram, a Nvidia Quadro4 380xgl card, one with hyper threading on and one with hyper threading off and found that hyper threading does help some. The biggest advantage was when you opened another...

I found this on ptc's site. http://www.ptc.com/cs/tan/124692.htm Pro/ENGINEER Wildfire Documentation Incorrectly States That The Hide Status Is Session Specific Product Pro/ENGINEER Module GLOBAL FUNCTIONS TAN ID 124692 Created 24-FEB-04 Workstation All Reported In Release Wildfire...

Has anyone used Pro/E with a hyper threading processor with Windows XP? If so is it faster that a comparable machine without hyper threading? Has anyone come across any documentation to support it? Thanks

You can also go to the Parker website. http://www.parker.com/ead/cm2.asp?cmid=815&

Hidden part status in assembly mode is saved when saving assembly. Anybody have an idea of how to remove or turn this off. Thanks

Just to add to what d3ets had said. Make sure you have both files in your working directory (a.prt and a.drw.) and you only need to have a.prt open.

Change your format to 'a' size if your not able to use a plotter. Make sure your view is 1/1 and you are zoomed out. (Use the zoom button) You can move the view to display what you want to print. Then print it out.

You could add the tolerance in manually. Not ideal but will work.

I'm looking for a way to control the display (or scale) of hidden lines in different drawings. I've found the option plot_linestyle_scale, but this globally changes all drawings. What I’m kinda looking for is like the AutoCAD command ltscale. ????

I'm not sure on the exact purpose. I think it is there when you select different dimension with different tolerance modes. Maybe it has a more divine purpose.