Is there any word as to whether, at least with the upcoming
Vistaversion, Solidworks will
finally adhere to Windowscompatibility requirements? I have
just installed SW 2006 SP5.1,and I had a hell of a time modifying
the installation to teachSolidworks to run for a Limited User
account.
Frankly, Ithink it is an outright scandal for any major software
developer tocontinue selling products for Windows that violate
compatibilityguidelines that have been out for about a decade now.
Heck, evenAutoDesk has by now managed to sell
Windows-compatiblesoftware...
So, now that Microsoft finally sets up user accounts as LimitedAccounts by default in Vista (the way they should always have beenset up, by the way), will SolidWorks provide software that canactually run for such users?


So, now that Microsoft finally sets up user accounts as LimitedAccounts by default in Vista (the way they should always have beenset up, by the way), will SolidWorks provide software that canactually run for such users?
You'll find out in February-along with whether you'll be able to run Solidworks at Greater than 640x480 with an HDMI device connected to your computer.