Solidworks 2006 Help Page

Solidworks is a 3D CAD program used to construct three dimensional solid models. These models can range from simple boxes to a complex assembly consisting of multiple models linked together. Solidworks allows the user to construct solid models of many different systems and customize the model in a multitude of ways including: movable parts, animations, and the ability to perform a basic finite element analysis (FEA). Solidworks is a substitute for the other solid modeling programs on the Mosaic network, Pro Engineer and Autodesk Inventor. Solidworks is mainly used by mechanical engineering majors in classes, such as Junior and Senior Design, which call for the design of a system.

Solidworks 2006 FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)
Common problems that occur in Solidworks 2006  

Solidworks has a very useful tutorial section located inside of the application. This can be accessed in Solidworks by navigating to Help and clicking on the Solidworks Help Topics option.


From the Help inside of the application the answers to basic and more advanced Solidworks functions can be found. Some of the more frequently asked questions about Solidworks can be found here on Mosaic's Solidworks FAQ page.

There are also several online sources for Solidworks help, which are listed below:
The Solidworks website located at http://www.solidworks.com