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Can SW use one moving part to shape another...?

by "vvurdsmyth@[EMAIL PROTECTED] " <vvurdsmyth@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Apr 27, 2008 at 07:15 PM

Can SW 2007 use one moving part to shape another...?  In other words
can collision or conflict be used to have one of the parts modified to
the profile of another of the sliding parts?  And if so, can anyone
give a quick intro on how it is done?  Thanks.




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Can SW use one moving part to shape another...?
 "vvurdsmyth@[EMAIL P  2008-04-27 19:15:27 
Re: Can SW use one moving part to shape another...?
 TOP <kellnerp@[EMAIL P  2008-04-27 20:31:16 
Re: Can SW use one moving part to shape another...?
 Philippe Guglielmetti <  2008-04-28 01:18:22 
Re: Can SW use one moving part to shape another...?
 "lurker2223" &l  2008-04-28 03:58:22 
Re: Can SW use one moving part to shape another...?
 Cliff <Clhuprich@[EMAI  2008-04-28 11:07:58 
Re: Can SW use one moving part to shape another...?
 Philippe Guglielmetti <  2008-04-28 01:21:40 
Re: Can SW use one moving part to shape another...?
 jon_banquer <jon_banqu  2008-04-28 05:50:25 
Re: Can SW use one moving part to shape another...?
 Cliff <Clhuprich@[EMAI  2008-04-28 11:26:55 
Re: Can SW use one moving part to shape another...?
 zxys <paul@[EMAIL PROT  2008-04-28 07:58:03 
Re: Can SW use one moving part to shape another...?
 Cliff <Clhuprich@[EMAI  2008-04-28 11:00:10 
Re: Can SW use one moving part to shape another...?
 Cliff <Clhuprich@[EMAI  2008-04-28 20:01:47 
Re: Can SW use one moving part to shape another...?
 TOP <kellnerp@[EMAIL P  2008-04-29 15:30:34 

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