Comments on: Vuuch V1 Pre-Release http://www.vuuch.com/news/vuuch-v1-pre-release/2009/10/01 Enterprise Social System Tue, 29 Nov 2011 15:26:36 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: admin http://www.vuuch.com/news/vuuch-v1-pre-release/2009/10/01#comment-75 admin Fri, 02 Oct 2009 11:29:45 +0000 http://www.vuuch.com/?p=571#comment-75 We just started working on this. Until then he can use the WEB and Vuuch Desktop Client. The only limitation in this case is the discussions will not be within his application and the files but you will still be bale to orgnize the discussions by Part (New in V1). Any discussions you start from the Vuuch for SolidWorks will be shown in SolidWorks and will be available for navigation by File Type/Name on the WEB server. Also check out discussion types/classification in the V1. Now instead of keeping those endless activity lists or list of design problems, Vuuch maintains a real-time list. We just started working on this. Until then he can use the WEB and Vuuch Desktop Client. The only limitation in this case is the discussions will not be within his application and the files but you will still be bale to orgnize the discussions by Part (New in V1). Any discussions you start from the Vuuch for SolidWorks will be shown in SolidWorks and will be available for navigation by File Type/Name on the WEB server.

Also check out discussion types/classification in the V1. Now instead of keeping those endless activity lists or list of design problems, Vuuch maintains a real-time list.

]]> By: MarkT http://www.vuuch.com/news/vuuch-v1-pre-release/2009/10/01#comment-74 MarkT Thu, 01 Oct 2009 21:22:11 +0000 http://www.vuuch.com/?p=571#comment-74 Are there any plans to add support for Inventor? We use SW in-house, but we outsource some design work to a supplier who uses Inventor; he happens to be the person who I think this would be the most helpful for communicating with, since we can't just point to a monitor. Are there any plans to add support for Inventor? We use SW in-house, but we outsource some design work to a supplier who uses Inventor; he happens to be the person who I think this would be the most helpful for communicating with, since we can’t just point to a monitor.

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