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SOLIDWOKRS TECH TIP - SOLIDWORKS PROPERTY TAB BUILDER

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The Property Tab Builder is a stand-alone utility that you use to create a customized interface for entering properties into SOLIDWORKS files. Traditionally, designer's use to modify the drawing template to insert custom property such as Description, Part No, Material, it’s a manual method. so, designers have to modify the custom property or metadata on each time, simultaneously BOM creation is also manual which increases a run time and errors in BOM table. It's also delayed the release of entire project. Three ways to create a customized interface for property template. In the SOLIDWORKS software, on the Custom Properties tab in the Task Pane, click Create now. In the SOLIDWORKS software, on the SOLIDWORKS Resources tab of the Task Pane, click Property Tab Builder From the Windows Start menu, click All Programs > SOLIDWORKS version > SOLIDWORKS Tools > Property Tab Builder version. To create the property tab, you will need to first create a new fil...

DDM - A better Approach to PDM

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DDM for SOLIDWORKS           DDM is a low cost multi-CAD, PDM/PLM solution that’s easy to implement, easy to integrate and user-friendly, giving you a quick turnaround on your investment. We are changing perceptions of PDM & PLM Product Lifecycle Management & revision control of parts, models, drawings and office documents and even more solutions can capture through powerful Multi CAD data management with lowest cost. The main simple terms which focuses mainly on DDM like efficient implementation, fun and speed, configurable adaptability, multiple system collaborations and majorly on price". DDM Product Module DDM CAD [Editor] Whilst focusing on ease of use and keeping data management uncomplicated, DDM has an access to control and secure the data which is more powerful and built in tools. It takes minimal time for searching and seeking for files which has been generated in our 3D CAD application and enable us to focus more on design...