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RKS uses emotion as a starting point for new product design. This episode of the Product Design Show looks at the Kor water bottle and how decisions designers made at the concept stage makes buyers feel better about themselves.   (view in My Videos)

All,We have written up a little summary of the Spring meeting as John & Matt, the presenters from PTC's Mathcad team have experienced it. Hope you like it!"I recently spoke to John Sheehan, VP of Services, of the Mathcad Business Unit here at PTC. He and Matt Bonacorso, also a member of the PTC Mathcad team, had attended – and presented at! – the Three Rivers Pro/Users Group Spring Meeting 2011 on April 12.Held at Pittsburgh Technical Institute, Oakdale Campus, and moderated by Eric Holmes of Philips, Inc. the agenda was as diverse as it was busy. Over 110 attendees were treated to topics such as Large Assembly Management, Automation Ala Carte, 3D Printing, Tips and Tricks, as well as product updates on Creo Elements/Pro and -- drumroll -- Mathcad Prime."To read the full article, please click here: http://bit.ly/Mathcad_3Rivers Cheers!Bettina

Hi All,   Description: When trying to connect the server getting the error message [A20447] No composition configuration information is available from the PE server, Possible Causes: invlaid URL, PE server down, or PE server misconfigured.     Product: Arbortext Publishing Engine Release: 5.4 Date code: M090   Error Message   Need help on this issue!!!   Thanks in advance Mohammed Hussain

Hi All,   I'm working in Arbortext Styler. In a header table, I created a multiline address. Each line in the address is created by a _newline tag. I'd like to adjust the space between lines. Is there a way of doing that? Or is there another way of creating new lines that would allow me to adjust the space? Thanks all!

Hi, Greg!

Just a reminder that the next session in our new Arbortext Monster Garage webinar series is coming up this week.   Title: A-Oh-(Tee)-Kay – Using Arbortext with the DITA Open ToolKit Shop Coach: Mark Giffin, Mark Giffin Consulting, Inc. When: Friday, 28 January 2011, 10-10:30 AM Pacific/US   Abstract: IBM was using Arbortext when they designed DITA and built the DITA Open Tool Kit. In this Monster Garage seminar, we tell you how you can use the DITA OTK with Arbortext. Learn the basics of how Arbortext works with the DITA Open Toolkit. (Later on, we'll show the details behind how it's done.)   Sign up today! https://www2.gotomeeting.com/register/955276843 About the Arbortext Monster Garage: There are a million “Uber Geeky” things you can do in Arbortext. Arbortext is a mature platform: The entire set of tools works together. Arbortext is open: The entire UI and publishing pipeline is 100% available through a well-tested API. The possibilities are enormous for anyone who w

March 10, 2011 NOPUG Meeting Agenda     12:00 – 12:45 Free Lunch and Registration 12:45 - 1:00 Introduction and NOPUG News 1:00 - 1:10 Keithley Instruments Overview 1:10 – 2:25 Keynote Speaker – Kevin Watters, CREO Business Manager 25 min.; Jon Jarvis, Principal AS presentation 50 minutes (on Direct Modeling) 2:25 – 2:30 NOPUG Web site & Scholarship Overview 2:30 – 2:55 Vendor Presentation -  Bart Brejcha, DesignEngine (TBD) 2:55 – 3:15 Tips and Tricks – By Mike Brattoli, Moen Engineering Systems Administrator 3:15 – 3:35 Visit Vendor booths 3:35 – 3:55 Vendor or User Presentation - TBD 3:55 – 5:05 Keynote Speaker PTC  –  Chris Bergquist, Windchill ProductPoint Product Manager 5:05 - 5:45 Closing remarks Prize drawing or game

  Single-Sourcing Solutions has launched a new series called “Arbortext Monster Garage” to energize the Arbortext community. We’ve lined up two sessions a month. All sessions are scheduled to take place in 30 minutes–start to finish. Many of the presenters you’ve seen at our monthly meetings are scheduled to be “shop coaches”. We’re excited to see this because for many of us, the ability to tweak every aspect of the product and the content that comes out was one of the primary advantages that drew us to the Arbortext platform. Here are the details: 30 minutes 2nd and 4th Fridays Shop Coaches are users Calendar for all of 2011 has already been published Beginner, intermediate, and advanced sessions Nearly all the Arbortext products have been included The first session is titled “Pop the Hood – Get Started with Arbortext Editor in 20 Minutes” presented by Lynn Hales. Lynn was one of the first people I met at my first AUGI and he was already an old-hand.   Sign up today!

Just to rejuvenate!       (view in My Videos)

What do you think about the new Creo suite of tools? Is it just a fancy rebranding, a money grab, a software revolution, or somewhere in between? Are you excited about it, not impressed, or just waiting to see what it can do with real data in the real world?   My two cents:   At the last World Event a PTC developer told me they would be utilizing the ProductView engine in future releases of ProE. Looks like that may be related to the open data kernel that allows all these new 'apps' to communicate smoothly.   The apps themselves appear to take ProductView 9.0, split it into functionally specific applications, and give it the ProductView 9.1 interface and speed. I'm glad they're bringing back a lot of functionality that was lost between PV 9.0 and 9.1, but I haven't seen much that was actually new in those live demos. It does look refined, though, and I'm hoping it's as fast as 9.1.   The two way communication between parametric and direct modeling looks like a great

The last two weeks have been really busy, but I wanted to take this opportunity to stress that it's time for all the Arbortext users out there to submit a proposal for presentation at the annual user conference, PlanetPTC Live, in 2010.Like others who have made this solicitation, it's not only altruism that we ask you to submit a proposal and tell us about what you're doing: it makes the conference better for us as well.Submissions open on 10/15 and are due by 11/22.Hope to see you in Las Vegas.Related posts:PlanetPTC Call for Presentations is out! Releases: Arbortext 5.4 M070 and APP V10 M070 As always, you can keep up with announcements about the latest releases here.Review from Lavacon 2010 and Tweet Roundup

We're busily arranging speakers and events through the rest of the year. If you're not watching our RSS feed and you're interested in Arbortext, then you're missing out. Here's what's coming the rest of the year. Dates and topics are set, registration links for later events will come as the events approach.     Date What August 28 User Meeting: "Deploying and maintaining a large single-sourcing solution: Now what?" August 31   Webinar: "DITA Style in Arbortext. It's Easy!" September 23 Webinar: "ROI of XML" September 25 User Meeting: Building the future of technical publishing with MathFlow, MathType, and MathML October 23 User Meeting: "An ACL Tool to Find and Replace XML Attribute Values" October 26 Webinar: "Digital Media Publisher Monster Garage" (Link coming soon!) December 7 Webinar: "The SIS Platform" (Link coming soon!)   Please join us!

Tips and Tricks from users? Updates from PTC? Education on second party software? Parties and give a ways from vendors? The latest trends in industry? LOCATION LOCATION LOCATION?   Oh I know.....all the above.   Good luck James!

To get us rolling, We posted a list of the places we know about to get information and help for Arbortext users.  Add yours!   http://communities.ptc.com/message/150155#150155

Updated: 10 May 2018   Arbortext folks are by nature a chatty and helpful bunch. This list is constantly evolving. When you're talking Arbortext resources, you often get a mixed bag of advice. Arbortext is a product line and the set of Arbortext products cover a multitude of disciplines. In this list, you won't find generic places for Tech Comm information, about becoming a better writer, or developing content.  This is a list about Arbortext.   If you want Arbortext information -- purely information about Arbortext -- there are several trusted places to go for specific information about Arbortext:   Here are our favorites, in no particular order....   Arbortext Monster Garage book series The first books about implementing, configuring, and using Arbortext came out this last summer (2016). Both books were written in DITA using Arbortext Editor and published in Arbortext Styler using an APP-based stylesheet similar to the one used as the demonstration example

Summer 2010 User Group MeetingGoes with Implementing Model Check presentation

Summer 2010 User Group Meeting

Summer 2010 User Group Meeting

Mark your calendars for the upcoming Fall 2010 Pro/USER event to be held at:FN Manufacturing inColumbia, South Carolina onThursday, September 30th 2010   More info on Pro/User of Carolinas' website: http://www.prousercarolinas.org/meetings/09302010/09302010_pre.htm http://www.prousercarolinas.org/   Registration: http://www.ProUserCarolinas.org/Register

На примере проекта "Олимпиада в Сочи-2014" мы расскажем Вам, что такое PLM и с чем его едят. What is PLM? Russian video can tell     (view in My Videos)

Russian PTC office provides great annual event whole country. Who is Russia? Do Russians use Pro/Engineer or Windchill? Are you amazing? Just see our video in English!   (view in My Videos)

Great PTC event in Russia! Как это было в 2010 году! Смотрите и не говорите потом, что не видели   (view in My Videos)

Als Konstrukteurin und Consultant arbeitet Meike Ballhause seit mehr als 10 Jahren mit Pro/ENGINEER. Hier berichtet sie uns von ihren Erfahrungen, warum Pro/ENGINEER einfach zu erlernen und so intuitiv zu bedienen ist. Deshalb lassen sich selbst komplexe Teile problemlos modellieren und spätere Konstruktionsänderungen schnell und unkompliziert einarbeiten. Das macht Pro/ENGINEER zu ihrem 3D CAD-Werkzeug Nummer 1.     (view in My Videos)

Welcome to Pro/User of Carolinas Group!   I noticed that nobody from our Carolinas PUG yet started a Group here on PTC Planet Community, so, without "official" consent from our Board I created it. I hope it will be useful. So, Carolinians Users, welcome! For official website of Pro/User of Carolinas group visit: http://www.prousercarolinas.org/