Agree - I came to that conclusion also, but kept this open hoping to learn something. Its really just a collection of 10 or so un-corrupted subassemblies mated together, maybe 2 hours of work to recreate or 2 hours of improvements since the last good backup save under a different name.
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I just tried an experiment or two - I opened a new assembly and brought in the troublesome assembly (the copy file which is now pared down to one part). Everything appears and behaves normally. Then I inserted a small assembly that has handedness, inserted at the top level. There is no RH-LH...
Seems that I can only attach one file to a post, so here's another posting with another file showing the coloration of one of the faces of the black T handle.http://files.engineering.com/getfile.aspx?folder=e265cc2f-9ed3-459f-b01c-627308e97eea&file=TJ6.JPG
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It appears that none of the components display correctly, at least if going by what seems to be true that the lightest colored ones (of which there are few) can't be seen through because of their color (black is more transparent than white in this inverted world I'm in). I've now...
Hi updraft. Thanks for jumping in. A shot of the feature manager tree is attached. It is of a saved under a new name and renamed model (which looks the same). I toggled transparent on and off and other than the icon showing that it was in this state or that state there was no change, no change...
I'm working in SW2010 (yes, I know its 2017) on a PC configuration that's been quite stable for the last few years. I've been working on an assembly for the last month or so. Tonight that assembly crashed in some fashion. As it did so I checked other parts and assemblies I have open in SW and...
25 is exactly the increase I applied. I used the logic that the official number is figured on short hotel stays and all restaurant food but over 6-8 months I would have been in an apartment doing much of my own cooking.
Hmm. Company confirmed that they won't pay a stand alone per diem, that it has to be baked into the hourly rate. Their reason being that prior to finding their way to me they had only been looking for and hiring engineers that were local to the project.
Thanks for the input guys. Very quick and informative, more than I was hoping for already. Don't feel pressured to dig more but if anyone has thoughts keep them coming. Thanks.
Mark
Since my last post I think we've been traveling in parallel. Here is what I wrote before I saw the post above:
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Well, per diem is the right search term it seems:
http://www.gsa.gov/portal/content/142071
GSA establishes the per diem rates for the lower 48 Continental United States...
As for a per diem, that's kind of foreign to me. I've had a per-diem only once when working for Ford as an employee and stationed at an assembly plant, but that was set by them and set in stone. I imagine there is a table somewhere that has standard rates or per diems for major cities and the...
I am a mechanical engineer with a P.E. and decades of experience in varied automotive and machine design positions. For the last 7 years I've gone out on my own in private practice doing engineering, CAD, fabrication, prototyping (I have access to an awesome shop). For the last few months...
I just stumbled upon the license renewal situation yesterday and I'm still reading up on it. I am running SW2010 Professional. Since getting it I don't see where the new versions have been much of an improvement. It looks to me as if they are busy changing it continuously but change isn't...
