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<\/p>\nWith SolidWorks 2009 and any previous versions, when the user clicks on the X (exit) in the upper right corner of the SolidWorks window and they had a lot of modified files open, they would be presented with notice after notice asking if they wish to save, don’t save or cancel. \u00a0 It was very annoying. \u00a0 And, it was also nearly impossible to understand the relationships between the files being asked about.<\/p>\n
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SolidWorks 2010 has introduced the Save Modified Documents window. \u00a0 Now, when the user goes to quit SolidWorks, they are presented with a well organized window that shows all visible documents, with detail on how they related to each other.<\/p>\n
The window offers the user several choices: save all of the modified documents, selectively save modified documents, don’t save documents, and the all important cancellation of the action to quit SolidWorks. \u00a0 (Sometimes when one sees what they are about to quit on, they will need to cancel the quit.) \u00a0 Oh, and don’t forget that Help button! \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n
With this new window, the task of quitting SolidWorks is now quicker and more predictable. \u00a0 I think this going to end up being on of these functions we will take for granted very quickly (forgetting just how annoying previous versions where in this).<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"