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Pro/engineer Solutions Advanced Techniques & Workarounds.

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This book presents several excellent tips to get the most out of your Pro/Engineer experience. It has several well laid out sections on everything from creating start parts to setting up drawings to doing simple surfacing. It is well written but does assume a decent working knowledge of Pro/E. It covers such topics as correct assembly techniques, the new intent manager, patterns, sweeps, and skeleton models. The book is an excellent source beyond what is taught in the basic Pro/Engineer courses currently offered. It is really a must have as far as I'm concerned. Well worth the money.

I have bought about 4 books now on Pro/E. First two were introductory and that was fine because i was just starting to learn Pro/E. The other two were junk. However, this book is great. The book is definetly designed for a user who has already covered the basics. If your just learning, start with some basic tutorial books and then get this one. Shows some real good stuff and well laid out.

I felt this book was well written and easy to understand. We all know how boring technical literature can be and how difficult some examples are to follow. This book gives clear step-by-step direction that is straight to the point and delivers a message of not only advanced techniques, but also of proper modeling and design fundamentals.

This book goes beyond what is taught in the basic Pro/Engineer class. It gives some excellent tips on how to create start parts that should be used for all part creations. It is appropriate for all Pro/E users with at least a couple hundred hours of experience. Some topics are not covered as much as I would like, but you will definitely get a strong basis of how different modules work. I bought this book to get the basics of how to do surfacing. It got me started and I was able to do some surfacing without any additional training. The examples in the book assume you have some idea what you are doing, yet are still easy to follow and relevant. The book is well written and is professionally done. It's a must have as far as I'm concerned.

This book is OK if you are a Pro/e user with moderate experience. It explains about start parts - which I've found to be lacking in all the proe users I've met for exaample. Also the assembly techniques are ok. I would take exception to the book being aimed at advanced users. Anyone who has used proe extensively will find this book unfulfilling. Also it contains little or no reference to sheetmetal.

And I thought I knew Pro/E! A must have!