Titlebook: CAD/CAM in Practice; A Manager’s Guide to A. J. Medland,Piers Burnett Book 1986 A J Medland and Piers Burnett 1986 CADAM.Constructive Solid

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,CAD — What is it All About?,ation of computers which followed has been the opening up of a `generation gap’ separating those who ride the fast-moving waves of `hi-tech’ from those whose feet remain planted upon the terra firma of the pre-silicon age.

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The Elements of a CAD System,erent kinds of display technology and the various combinations of input and output devices, which we will be discussing later in the chapter, are basically no more than a means of ensuring that the interaction between designer and computer should be as easy, efficient and effective as possible.

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,The Software — What CAD Can Do, with the system or is available for use with it. In the future some CAD manufacturers may in fact be suppliers only of software; already there are firms who make a virtue out of the fact that their programs are ‘hardware independent’.

斷言

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Buying and Installing a System,st buy’, as it were, but also to make sure that the whole process of installing the system, training the staff and generally switching from one way of working to another should be as orderly, untroubled and positive an experience as possible.