Richard,
I share your opinion, Autodesk made a big mistake with
solid modeler that still being the AutoCAD with parametric options.
Try to make a sketch in the Mechanical! You have your part finish
with Solidworks when you finish your sketch with Autodesk CAD.
And the stl models from Mechanical... no words, just headaches.
Valter Beal
At 4-11-99 8:54:00, you wrote:
>
>You might try the www.deja.com site, look for both the SolidWorks and
>AutoCAD newsgroups (comp.cad.solidworks & comp.cad.autocad). Other options
>include some of the CAD magazines such as Cadence, Cadalyst, and Desktop
>Engineering (www.cadence-mag.com, www.cadoline.com, and www.deskeng.com
>respectively). These magazine all have articles related to SolidWorks and
>AutoCAD, including product reviews. Lastly, check out each company's
>website, SolidWorks at www.solidworks.com; AutoCAD at www.autodesk.com. If
>you want completely biased opinion (mine), SolidWorks rocks!!
>
>Richard Doyle
>DTM Corporation
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