It's a very fast generator.

I have not used it ,but they offer a product http://www.doublecad.com/Products/DoubleCADPlugins/DrawingCompare/tabid/1641/Default.aspx Bep

An interesting article Bep. I see that a Louis Brennen from Castlebar, Co. Mayo (80 up the road from me) was involved in the production of the The Schilovski Gyrocar. Brennan also produced a Gyro train. See here, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louis_Brennan

Damn I just spent a ton of cash on upgrades on my current PC. An Amiga would have been a throw back to my late teens. I loved my late teens. Damn Damn Damn!!!

thanks Mac1, it certainly is good practice to take a disk image of a working system - something I used to do, but complacency has stepped in over the last year or 2. One utility I've read about recently is "sandboxie" which I think may really suit my situation where I'm often trying out all sorts of software/downloads, etc. Cheers - Mick

Cool concept! And The KickStarter itself is also a very good concept! Opportunity for all ! Just find the idea!

They are all of a good standard Dan but I think there is one that 'shines' through!

@unknownuser said: Zmodeler also post #357 This thread is a true gem "This thread is a true gem": right it is sir! a great (and long) numeric trip [image: marcheur-1.gif] thanks Pilou *+s

@arcad-uk said: Interesting looking product which apparently owes a lot to SU. Shame they didn't learn from SU's marketing. I'm always suspicious of a company offering a product that doesn't publish it's prices, this usually results in regional rip offs and I won't touch software on a time limited licence which stops working at the end of the licence period; been there done that and lost a lot of valuable data because of it. As a consequence I won't even bother with the demo. Agreed. The first thing I do when I hear about a new software that might be useful to me is to go to the sales page to find out what it's price point is. If I'm expected to contact a reseller for a 'quote' I back out of the site and don't return. Too shady for me.

Cool use of Morse

Ouch! That's near to twice the price of a Mac mini for a slightly faster machine with no OS X. Not my taste, but if it floats your boat feel free. I do advise careful use of the a word. It tends to call down parachuting fanatics in much the same way as aul Rand.

ParaView STL --> SU as DIdier Bur has made some Import STL Here for Blender ---> OBJ [flash=560,315:emtgfht7]http://www.youtube.com/v/5-GtdRLfeFI[/flash:emtgfht7]

Autodesk Sketchbook Pro is purely for 2D sketching and painting. Autodesk Sketchbook Designer is the more complex application where you can make massive edits to everything. Autodesk Alias combines 2D drawing and 3D modeling.

I use the sony ericsson arc S,we can record 3D panoramas with it.Quite nice though.

@unknownuser said: Thanks for the replies. Can't try different ports, they are different connections (unless I am mistaken). Will take a photo when I get a chance. I would not discount it overheating either, a month after I got this machine I had to return it for a new cooling system as it died on me. I will give it a good dusting out again, although I did that about 4 weeks ago. Are you using a DVI and a VGA port? Many DVI monitors come with a VGA adapter or cable, check your box of computer junk.

Sure It was for the funny original concept! All is a question of points of view Red or blue Lines by Felice Varini [image: optical-illusion-varini.jpg] [image: felice-varini-ellipse-rouge.jpg]

The 21" iMac would be a good choice also check out the refurbished Macs on your local apple site and from your local Mac resellers. They normally give a 12 month warranty with the refurbs also

@escapeartist said: bah. For some reason it isn't showing up for me. It is (Edit your post to see how I changed the link - thanks to TIG) Cool video although the house seems to be floating a bit.

And numerous hight level lectures! [flash=560,315:23moeec8]http://www.youtube.com/v/XjinTtsyy5M[/flash:23moeec8]

I've only tried one of the above solutions (with no success) but whilst looking at my options I thought that I could subscribe to CS5.5 whilst waiting for CS6. However I stumbled upon a slight problem that more people should be aware of. In the past Adobe offered good discounts when upgrading from the previous 3 versions. When CS6 is released these discounts will only apply to people who have CS5