there will be a solidworks-like dynamic context menu, new pattern options (probably useless unless you do 3d printing) and windows will be activated automatically, not manually via a menu option or a button like now.
Not really into beta testing for them, too many limitations:
The license automatically expires 5 August 2016.
Once you've installed the software, make sure you test the new geometry selection tools, Model based definition, and design for additive manufacturing capabilities.
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Particularly since I still use WF4. Every time I try to use Creo I have to buy a new monitor after I throw a brick through the old one.
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The Help for this program was created in Windows Help format, which depends on a feature that isn't included in this version of Windows.
yeah we also use wf3 (for variant engineering though with parametrics, so it's not very cad intensive).
i like the old interface better then the new one.
it think solidworks has it better though with the tab interface, it's better organized for one.
