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glcebl
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Pro/Engineer Wildfire Training

03/30/2010 12:33 PM

Hi Guys

I wonder if any of you could recommend any training for PTC Pro Engineeer. I am conversant with Autocad, SolidWorks and ..ME10 (what is now Co Create 2D) but all the good jobs that I find are asking for Pro Eng V5. I am currently out of work so I am not looking to spend any money if I can possibly avoid it. However I do need to get up to speed hence my question on here.

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Re: Pro/Engineer Wildfire Training

03/30/2010 9:09 PM

Check out this previous thread; http://cr4.globalspec.com/thread/51839

You can search all of cr4 for any related dicussions on this subject.

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Re: Pro/Engineer Wildfire Training

03/31/2010 3:33 AM

Look out for free or cheap DIY tutorials (ie www.frotime.com and similar) , it's pretty easy to learn yourself, especially with prior 3D experience.
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03/31/2010 8:19 AM

Go to this link and check it out, it will show you how it works and you will see it's very easy and quick to pickup.

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glcebl
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Re: Pro/Engineer Wildfire Training

03/31/2010 12:51 PM

Guys. Thanks a lot for the responses. Far more than I had expected to get. I am sure from the information gleened from these various links I can get the general jist of the metholodgy

By the way what a great site. I look forward every day to the emails.

Thanks a lot.

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