Re: Solid Works x Mechanical Desktop

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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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