Creo Thread Type List Spelling Error

[Patriot_1776]

What, PTC can't afford a spell-checker???😂🤣😅

...or should this go in the off-topic joke section?😂🤣😅

[TomU]

Spell checker probably wouldn't have caught this since 'Course' is actually a real word.

https://keydifferences.com/difference-between-coarse-and-course.html

I'm pretty sure this is not a PTC supplied thread type but rather something your company has developed.

[Patriot_1776]

Well, right, but I meant a HUMAN spell checker or reviewer that could catch these things.  I guess it's obvious then that the coders have no Engineering experience...

But I guess that's just par for the "coarse"...  🤣

[BenLoosli]

Most likely when the coders have ESL, they don't understand the intricacies of the English language and its many differences, like between England English and American English.

[Patriot_1776]

Well, true, they're probably ESL, BUT, since PTC is an American company (still, if I remember correctly), and since the majority of their customers ARE English-speaking, they should make sure it's correct.  This isn't a difference between "colour" and "color", the words have to completely different spellings and meanings (coarse vs. course).  I just thought it was funny.

Obviously whoever changed the title has no sense of humor, but, please feel free to move this to the "jokes" section.  😉

[LukaszMazur]

Since that's what this menu looks like in vanilla Creo 9.0:

I'd say @TomU is right and the list in your screenshot wasn't even provided by PTC. So it's someone else who made savings on spell checker (at least in this case) 😉

[pausob]

What Creo version is this?  Even with the spelling mistake, it would be a good thing if PTC has finally provided a better set of hole charts with the software.

(of coarse most companies probably have developed their own, but still - step in the right direction)