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Chris
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Chris
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This FAQ covers the topic pretty completely: [faq559-1345]
Matt
CAD Engineer/ECN Analyst
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Matt
CAD Engineer/ECN Analyst
Silicon Valley, CA
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Co-moderator of Solidworks Yahoo! Group
I do.
Chris
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ctopher's home (updated 10-07-07)
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Chris
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Is there any other software that lacks some backwards compatibility?
I know MS Project refuses to even consider reading files newer than itself, which is expected, but Porject 98 directs me to a non-existent viewer, but so far newer versions can save-as an older verison.
I guess the Sony playstation 3 has pulled the BC plug and set the brake for some congfigurations of their hardware.
I know MS Project refuses to even consider reading files newer than itself, which is expected, but Porject 98 directs me to a non-existent viewer, but so far newer versions can save-as an older verison.
I guess the Sony playstation 3 has pulled the BC plug and set the brake for some congfigurations of their hardware.
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