Cool Software Tricks Wanted

January 28, 2008

Despite what the vendors tell us, we all know it takes an incredible amount of knowledge and expertise to navigate your way around a 3D CAD tool—or any other design or software tool, for that matter. If you’ve spent the time and put in the effort to master a tool, all of that knowledge is invaluable, not to just to you or your engineering organization, but to the design community in general.

We’d like to facilitate an exchange of these kinds of tips and tricks between engineers. We invite you to use Design News as your vehicle to share some what you’ve come up with and get some well-deserved recognition for your moment of genius. If you’ve come up with a particularly clever workaround or short cut to some problem that continues to plague engineers, share it with us and the Design News audience. Email the details (no longer than 600 words, please), plus documentation, artwork and supporting code to bstack@stackpolepartners.com. We’ll publish the details and give you the credit.

Posted by Beth Stackpole on January 28, 2008 | Comments (1)

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