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SolidProfessor – Part 1

As usual, I’m a bit late with this first part of my SolidProfessor review. For all of you who have been chomping at the bit, I apologize. I do have a great excuse, though. Can you say Red Sox? Ok, moving on…

SolidProfessor is a SolidWorks Certified Solution Partner providing training in:

They also release 2009 update training last month.

First things first, I like how you can download all the lessons you’ve chosen. No waiting while the video is buffering, just load and watch. Another nice thing is that as each lesson is loaded, you can immediately watch it while the next lesson is loading.
The SolidProfessor screen is easy to navigate, with all of your lessons located right there on the left side.

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Clicking on one of the chapters immediately begins the training video. Again, no lag. The video runs on an embedded Windows Media Player, so the controls should be familiar to most.

Because everything is downloaded, you can easily fast forward through lessons or slide back if you missed a step. The narrator does a good job as well. Not Mr. Monotone and speaks and a very easy pace.

So ends part I. In part II, I’ll get into more of what’s covered and how well I think it’s covered.

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October 17, 2008 · Posted in Software Review

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