Ever seen the message that says your syntax is invalid for that really brilliant equation you just came up with? Well, assuming that you have checked it closely to be sure that is is indeed input correctly, you may be dealing with a corrupted file. The file that deals with your equations is called "swvba.tlb". You may not have ever known it was corrupt if you hadn't tried to add an equation, but worry not! There is a painless solution.
In order to remedy this bugger, follow the simple steps below.
1. Stop the SolidWorks process
2. Search the local hard drive, where SolidWorks is installed, for the file called "swvba.tlb"
3. Delete all that are found
4. Turn off any anti-virus/firewall that may be active (you may need to log in under a different user if you are not a system administrator)
5. Restart SolidWorks
The SolidWorks installer will automatically regenerate this file -from KB solution S-028801
See...relatively painless...
Be sure to check back often for other tips, tricks, FAQ's, and other generally cool information about the SolidWorks product line.
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
Thursday, August 12, 2010
Simulation Essentials E-learning
Do you abhor travel for training? Don't get stressed-out: this might be for you. Try the Live-instructor, web-based Simulation Essentials Class. There are class "sessions" once a week, spread-out in small, bite-sized packets over a four week period. You stay at home or work- watch and listen, and participate.
Due to popular response, we have scheduled classes through the end of the year!
Brochure, schedule, and sign-up information.
Thank you for recommending us! -Tony Botting
Due to popular response, we have scheduled classes through the end of the year!
Brochure, schedule, and sign-up information.
Thank you for recommending us! -Tony Botting
Tuesday, August 10, 2010
SolidWorks World 2011
Don't miss out on the discount pricing for SolidWorks World 2011. If you register before October 29, you will save $200.
This conference is a great event to learn, network, and talk with other SolidWorks users from around the world. It is in our backyard this year, at San Antonio's Henry B. Gonzales Convention Center on January 23-26 2011. Check back for more information about where you can find the Texas Engineering Systems team at the conference. We hope to see you all there!
Click here to visit the SolidWorks World 2011 Web page
This conference is a great event to learn, network, and talk with other SolidWorks users from around the world. It is in our backyard this year, at San Antonio's Henry B. Gonzales Convention Center on January 23-26 2011. Check back for more information about where you can find the Texas Engineering Systems team at the conference. We hope to see you all there!
Click here to visit the SolidWorks World 2011 Web page
Friday, August 6, 2010
Sketch on an image
When using a picture for the purpose of tracing, it works best to insert a sketch picture. In order to do this, open a sketch on the appropriate plane. Then, choose sketch tools from the tools menu."Sketch picture" will appear in this list. You will be able to re-size your image once it is inserted into the sketch. This allows you to maintain aspect ratio if desired. The supported file types for these images are:
1. .bmp
2. .jpeg
3. .tiff
4. .gif
5. . wmf
6. .png
7. .psd
1. .bmp
2. .jpeg
3. .tiff
4. .gif
5. . wmf
6. .png
7. .psd
Tuesday, August 3, 2010
Want SolidWorks 2011 to be Better?
Sign up to be a Beta tester today. All you need is to be a current subscription customer with a customer login to get started. Visit https://www.solidworks.com/sw/support/subscription/betaprograms.htm today. You can even earn points to win cool prizes! Have fun, and help make SolidWorks 2011 better.
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