Very nice tips. About the save settings wizard, is it backwards compatible? What I mean is if I save settings on a 2021 program, can I use them on older versions? Because in older versions some settings and features are not implemented.
Nice tips, but I would not recommend enabling show breadcrumb at mouse pointer because of an ongoing bug with mates, very frustrating, and SW just don't like to fix it apparently...let me know if you want me to elaborate.
Does anyone use the ribbon, it was always the worst. Even windows is finally ditching it. It's just another big toolbar hidden behind a tab, it has all the same issues but even worst. Glad we have so many other better shortcut options.
Very nice tips. About the save settings wizard, is it backwards compatible? What I mean is if I save settings on a 2021 program, can I use them on older versions? Because in older versions some settings and features are not implemented.
Fast forward to each of my Top 10 Tips here:
10:20 Add-Ins
15:24 Toolbars
24:10 Command Manager
27:42 Menus
31:16 Context Toolbars
36:22 Feature Manager
40:50 Tools-Options
50:24 Keyboard Shortcuts
56:29 Shortcut Toolbar (S-Key)
59:40 Mouse Gestures
Great work! I love the explanation of backlining. I work for festivals and even bands do not know it.
Awesome tips as usual!
We're so glad you liked it Brad!
Nice tips, but I would not recommend enabling show breadcrumb at mouse pointer because of an ongoing bug with mates, very frustrating, and SW just don't like to fix it apparently...let me know if you want me to elaborate.
This is a great webinar. I just get to know that solidworks is 1yr older than me
Excellent
Does anyone use the ribbon, it was always the worst. Even windows is finally ditching it. It's just another big toolbar hidden behind a tab, it has all the same issues but even worst. Glad we have so many other better shortcut options.
All that work to make an image?! All you have to do is save as png and you get a transparent background. No reason to do any of that!
Plus screen snaps have horrible resolution, line weights, and aliasing.
@@DorianLust exactly my thought.