It is the old name of a Computer Aided
Design/Manufacturing/Engineering/Simulation... software. It was one of
the first "parametric" software packages that you can design things with
variables. For example an elevator company had used it to design any
elevator. Just put in the numbers of floors, weight, size, doors on
both sides... and you will get the elevator system for any building
designed and the bill of materials completed in minutes.
It was used for cars, airplanes, buildings, etc.
The name was Pro/Engineer for years. Now it is called Creo.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E9Vc7wgE-jI
Carl
On 4/16/2014 8:36 AM, vwnate1@yahoo.com wrote:
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> Carl ;
>
> Please elucidate me as to what Pro Engineering was ? .
>
> -Nate
>
>
> Carl wrote :
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> They dropped the PRO ENGINEER name. It was a let down. It was fun
> saying I ran PRO Engineer.
> Not too many guys in New England introducing that the are a "Creo
> Designer". It seems like most of the new jobs are for Solid Works now.
>
> It's amazing how much a name can do.
>
> Carl
> A has-been Pro Engineer.
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>
> On 4/15/2014 12:07 PM, Barton Fiske wrote:
> > hmmm....Google'ing...what a novel idea (he said red-faced
> > :^)....thanks for the links, will see where they lead...got Syliva
> > back last night, seems like she's high and dry....now it's back
> to the
> > fun stuff (btw, I'm no longer at zSpace - I've just signed on
> with PTC
> > (some of you may know them as Parametric Technology Corp, makers of
> > ProEngineer/Wildfire/Windchill.....) if you ever need help w/
> > anything, just let me know..
> >
> >
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