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May 29, 2008
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On-line scheduler for the conference

  • May 29, 2008
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Hi all,

I'm attempting to use the on-line scheduler for the conference and can't
figure it out. Does anyone who's used it have any suggestions?

1. If I go to each individual day, and check some of the events. then
click on my link at the very top (

    6 replies

    12-Amethyst
    May 29, 2008
    When you go to your schedule and see the "Leave" box, that means you are
    in that class. If you don't want to be in the class, then click the
    "Leave" button and it removes it from your schedule.

    It saves your selections as you make them, so if you log out and back
    in, they should still show up. You can export the iCal schedule to
    Outlook, if you want to open it there.

    I think this is just to give us a visual idea of the classes that we
    want to attend. I imagine that we will still have to register for the
    learning classes, when we check-in.


    Thanks,

    Arnold



    21-Topaz II
    May 29, 2008
    Dang too slow. What Arnold said 😄

    I think the online thing is nice - to a point. It's missing a chart
    view of the schedule that shows me where the sessions overlap. The
    current layout makes it very hard to flesh out my schedule without
    conflicts since not all the sessions are the same length. Didn't we get
    a packet last year prior to the conference that had a nice chart showing
    the sessions in a time grid? I miss that.

    BTW - Anyone else feel like there isn't as much actual Pro|E choices as
    last year? Seems to be lots of CoCreate and Windchill stuff, but I was
    a little disappointed in the Pro|E specific offerings. Some time slots
    have only one Pro|E offering. I clicked on several promising looking
    topics only to see that they were for CoCreate, not Pro|E.

    Doug Schaefer
    12-Amethyst
    May 29, 2008
    I also noticed that there aren't as many expert presentations as last
    year. The "Advanced assembly", "Wildfire 4" and "Advanced modeling"
    training classes are offered often.


    Arnold



    1-Visitor
    May 29, 2008
    Thanks Arnold and Doug. I'll give it a shot.

    Stefan





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    I also noticed that there aren't as many expert presentations as last
    year. The "Advanced assembly", "Wildfire 4" and "Advanced modeling"
    training classes are offered often.

    Arnold

    1-Visitor
    May 30, 2008
    Hi Steven,



    To answer your first comment; clicking on LEAVE removes it from your
    schedule, that's why it un-checks it in the schedule. To answer your
    last comment; no, adding it to your schedule does not mean you are
    enrolled... you need to do that at the conference itself (at least
    that's how I understand it... I'm a first time attendee).



    Fred


    10-Marble
    June 2, 2008
    "BTW - Anyone else feel like there isn't as much actual Pro|E choices as
    last year? Seems to be lots of CoCreate and Windchill stuff."



    I have been noticing this for the past 3 years which is one reason why I
    have not been attending lately.



    Gavin B. Rumble, PE

    Solid Engineering

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