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MotteDai · 2009-09-04 16:59:30

Hi Guys Im trying to come up to speed on Inventor, every now and then I hit the 'Wall' and have issues. These issues will deminish as I get better but you know how it is when ya start a small problem can be insurmountable. Does anyone know a good Forum to ask simple questions? I Dont have a window to do the training so Im…

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04-09-2009 5:59pm

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MotteDai

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Hi Guys

Im trying to come up to speed on Inventor, every now and then I hit the 'Wall' and have issues. These issues will deminish as I get better but you know how it is when ya start a small problem can be insurmountable. Does anyone know a good Forum to ask simple questions? I Dont have a window to do the training so Im going to be self thought.

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#2 07-09-2009 11:46am
3dsteel

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http://www.cadtutor.net/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=32

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#3 17-09-2009 4:04pm
Sisu200

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I self taught on Inventor, I found it quiet the same as yourself however you will get the hang of it, start small and work from there, and if you were unlucky enough to start life with AutoCad 13 or 14, then remove all notions of 2D in your head, if you have access to online tutorials use them you will find it much easier to follow structured training of sorts, hop this helps a little

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