If you do a lot of searching for photos or just like better ways to search for things I think you’ll like these two plugins from Cooliris. PicLens PicLens is an incredibly slick and easy way to search and view images. You can search Google, Yahoo, Flickr, PhotoBucket, DiviantArt and some others. What would be…

Now if beans had little legs, that would be just plain creepy. Little beans walking about, no thank you, I’ll have these delicious links. Wall Graphics – From fonts to plants, this site has a lot of great ideas to decorate your walls. 10 Sweet Adobe Air Apps – Adobe Air allows web apps to…

solidworks-tipsI know you woke up this morning just rearin’ to be an overachiever that knows absolutely everything possible about solid modeling and then how it relates to the molting season of yaks. All I can tell you is that yaks molt once a year and the wool is woven into blankets and tents. Also, the smell, not that great. So with that out of the way on to solid modeling.

Cause learning is fun
Learning about a new SolidWorks feature can be fun, especially when it helps you improve your design and the time it takes to do it; Figuring out how to go about learning new features is kinda like gathering smelly yak fur, not fun.

There’s books and training courses which are good when you have a bit of time to go through them, but to ramp up on some features even quicker and throw complete understanding to the wind, there’s three things you can do right away to learn more about SolidWorks in the least amount of time.

That crazy orange SolidWorks Real logo is at it again and I don’t think I’ll be able to sleep till I find some answers. If you get the SolidWorks Express Newsletter, it probably popped up in your inbox yesterday around 9:58 a.m. when your at the peak of efficiency. They have a nice photo of…

oslw.jpgIt’s official. Microsoft Office Live Workspace, that was previously invitation only, has launch its public beta for the entire world to feast upon.

“An Online extension of Microsoft Office.”

This is just one more way to share your documents, but if you company is built on spreadsheets, there are a few things unique to Workspace that could help you out just enough to not be very helpful. Oh, and could it be used for SolidWorks Data?