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Question asked by Ricardo Garcia on Oct 9, 2009
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Is the Toolbox Add-In part of the Engineering Stimulus version of SolidWorks? When I try to get an object I get the following message :"Tolbox is not installed" I go and look at what I can install via the Windows Add Programs utility and do not see the Toolbox Add-In listed.

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Ricardo

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Deepak Gupta Oct 12, 2009 1:06 AM
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Ricardo, not sure if Toolbox is there with Engineering Stimulus Program. Just to check it. go too tools > add in after opening the SolidWorks and check in the add-in list. If toolbox is listed make sure you select it to get it working.
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Stuart Moore Oct 12, 2009 4:51 AM
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1. Toolbox not installed implies it is not included with your version. I know that SolidWorks standard does not have Toolbox and Premium or above does. It's a bit daft since in Standard you can do elementary FEA but you can't add a bolt!
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