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Volume 5, No 3, March 2004

Command Prompt Navigation
by Adrian Fanjoy, Technical Services Manager, CATI
This month we are going to demonstrate a method for simplifying your entry into the command prompt.  Getting to the command prompt is actually extremely simple.  However, with increasingly complex folder structures navigating to the folder you need can be difficult and a strain on your typing finger.  For complete article, click here.

CATI-SolidWorks Tool-Room Series
Part 3: SplitWorks & ElectrodeWorks
by Robert Konczal, CTO
Plastic part designers seldom take into account the manufacturability of the design. The mold designer on the other hand is presented with a plastic part for which a mold has to be created, which means that usually he has to start an iterative process with the part designer adding shrinkage, draft angles, extracting undercuts and in general transforming the original part into one that can be molded (as cheaply as possible) while still maintaining its original purpose and shape. For complete article, click here.

Are Trade Shows Obsolete?
by Richard Werneth, President
Last month, the National Design Engineering Show was held in Chicago. Traditionally this event attracts exhibitors from a number of component manufacturers, various technologies that can impact the industry and a host of speakers. Those that attend the conference are typically in an engineering or manufacturing profession of some sort and are hoping to get up to speed on the latest solutions for their business. For complete article, click here.

What's New at CATI

CAT Tale - A Customer Success Story
Barnstead-Thermolyne - Dubuque, IA
From Flower Power and Disco to Reality TV and low-carb diets, fads are constantly changing. What’s the hot trend in today’s world of medical equipment? The swoopier the better. Dubuque-based Barnstead-Thermolyne, one of the world’s most experienced designers and manufacturers of research and industrial laboratory products, uses SolidWorks to deliver extremely complicated products to the marketplace, while adhering to the industry’s demand for swoopiness, if you will.
For complete article, click here

Industry Spotlight:
Medical Product Design

SolidWorks software is used by thousands of medical product designers worldwide to develop a wide range of innovative products including U.S. FDA Class 1, Class 2, and Class 3 devices. Examples include diagnostic machines, implantable devices, surgical products, and clinical laboratory automation equipment.

Special Promotion
A CATI Exclusive Promo: For a limited time, get access to the i.get.it eLearning Solution from CADPo with every seat of CATalyst purchased. All the benefits of CATalyst Gold for the price of CATalyst Silver. Click here for more details

TrainingSpotlight
SolidWorks Essentials: Drawings

This class introduces the student to 2D drafting in a SolidWorks 3D modeling environment. Students will focus solely on drafting techniques for both SolidWorks parts and assemblies. This will include functionality ranging from drawing and document setup up through custom and standard view creation.
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