May 25, 2009

Hot Inventor Tips! A person would have to have their head buried in the sand in order to not know that everyone's economy is in for some extremely rocky roads for at least, the rest of this year. Past recessions have shown a history of weeding out the weakest companies, those who have not fully embraced technology and modernize their operating conditions. This recession is no different. As President Obama indicated in his recent speech, sacrifices will have to be made by all. How we address these sacrifices and how we change the way we work will determine our survival as companies.

Problem With Running Content Center After Renaming Server - Solution by cadgroup austrailia

  • Check the windows task manager if any instance of process Connectivity.admsconsole.exe is running, if there is terminate the process.
  • Go to start>run Type in cmd and hit enter.
  • At the Command Prompt, type in the following: C:\Program Files\Autodesk\Data Management Server 2009\ADMS Console\Connectivity.ADMSConsole.exe –OsiteRename –SNOserver –SNNnewserver –DBUsa –DBPAutodeskVault
  • REPLACE “server” with your old server name REPLACE “newserver” with your new server name.
  • Hit enter Restart ADMS 2009 and trying logging in with administrator and the user and no password.
  • Editor Note: If you have installed ADMS in an alternate location, replace the path shown in pink above with your path.

Mirror Text in IDW Environment - Solution by Tim Nong, Autodesk

 

New Web Classes Posting For June/July 2009!

Scholarships and Payment Plans now available
Every student purchasing an Inventor training session during the months of February and March 2009 will not only receive a discount of $300 from the normal price of the class, but will receive in addition to the standard training courseware, a copy of "Mastering Autodesk Inventor 2009 and Autodesk Inventor LT 2009" co-authored by Dennis Jeffrey, owner of Tekni Consulting LLC totally free of charge.

"Mastering... Inventor..." is the ultimate reference guide for users of Autodesk Inventor, containing many chapters on hard-to-find information, including Frame Generator, Inventor Studio, along with detailed information on documentation in the Drawing Manager. This book is an excellent addition to the extensive courseware provided in our classes.

Information on classes may be obtained by contacting us directly, or by accessing the Event Calendar at teknigroup.com.
Currently available are classes on:

  Manufacturing

  • Autodesk Inventor
  • Alias Studio Fundamentals
  • Design Dimensioning and Tolerancing
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  • AutoCAD 2009
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  • AutoCAD MEP
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