Got a question for the Chumps?

As I, and some of my fellow chumps, have already written about, there’s going to be a "Stump the Chump" session at SolidWorks World this year. Organized by that crazy Canadian, Ben Eadie, "Stump the Chump" will be a ‘live’ session. Ben, Matt Lombard, Rob Rodriguez, Ricky Jordan, Lou Gallo, Josh Mings and myself will be in front of a live audience fielding questions. Personally, I’m truly honored, and quite overwhelmed, to be included. Ben, Matt, Rob, Ricky, Lou and Josh are all true experts. As I’ve mentioned on numerous occasions, I’m just a hack. I suspect that my participation will be as comic relief, but I still plan on contributing as best I can. To that end, if you’ve been having a particular problem with SolidWorks, or one of its add-ins, and you haven’t found the answer, post it here. Or, for better visibility, put it up at SolidMentor. There’s a section in the forum strictly for ‘Stump the Chump’ questions. We’re going to be doing a pod-cast interview with SolidWorks (part of the SolidWorks World pod-cast series) on Wednesday and, time allowing, we’re going to answer a couple of questions, so you’d better get yours posted ASAP!

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December 3, 2007 · Posted in SolidWorks Community

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aWhatmough

hey man... who cares if you think are you a hack... you may be the one that understands the questions the best!! who knows
Josh

well see who the hack is!! it's ON.

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