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posted by Mike Volpe @ 10:01 AM
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Mike is currently working as VP of Marketing at HubSpot, a startup which develops an Internet marketing software platform. Before HubSpot, Mike worked as Director, Marketing Operations at SolidWorks Corp. Mike is an MBA graduate of the MIT Sloan School of Management where he was awarded the Peterson Merit Scholarship and the McGovern Entrepreneurship Award. Mike received his B.A. in Economics and Government, summa cum laude, from Bowdoin College and received the Howland Memorial Football Trophy and the College Football Hall of Fame Maine Chapter Scholar Athlete Award. He is a Director of the Alumni Fund at Bowdoin College and a Co-Founder and Director of the Boston Scholars Program. Mike is an avid golfer and enjoys playing recreational hockey and working on home improvement projects. www.mikevolpe.com
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I prefer this version http://www.cadxp.com/sujetXForum-3044.htm
Available in DWF 3D format on this page with Autodesk's DWF Viewer plugin:
http://www.cadxp.com/DWF_exemple+main.html
well, better than the empty frame LOL, but is the location of the HQ is a CAD or real , because I have a work to there http://elzeen.hostzi.com/
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Currently Solidworks is not backwards compatible, though is has come up several times and is a known but unfixed problem. If the part is fairly simple you can redraw it in the older version or you can save it as an .iges file open it in the older version and use the feature recognition to have Solidworks re-create the features in the model. I have used this in the past and it?s a but crude but with a bit of editing yourself it can be done. I?ll say it again ? the part should be fairly simple in geometry. . . Good luck.
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