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Articles in March 2005 issue of CADalyst

• Worth the wait
• SolidWorks 2006 debuts
  by Sara Ferris
• Punch up your CAD power: new Athlon, Pentium systems pay off with performance
  by Ron LaFon
• Autodesk Civil 3D: model-based civil design improves efficiency
  by Andrew Roe
• Search success
• Top dog
• Xi MTower 64SLI
  by Ron LaFon
• Paper persists in AEC project workflows
• Head out on the highway
• Mj-12 5500
  by Ron LaFon
• Adobe Acrobat 7.0 Professional: Adobe introduces 3D PDFs
  by Ron LaFon
• Autodesk unveils planned product upgrades
  by Nancy Spurling Johnson
• Communication breakdown: striking a balance between sharing and security
  by Sara Ferris
• Quick poll
• 3dboxx 3206
  by Ron LaFon
• Canvas 9 Professional Edition: multifaceted design illustration
  by Ron LaFon
• Software strategy: going mobile: mobile GIS brings instantaneous information to users in the field
  by James L. Sipes
• Flying high: PTC helps Airbus megajet take off
  by Arnie Williams
• More on money
• Do you need PLM? Smart drawings need organization
  by Arnie Williams
• Developers fill holes through acquisitions
  by Sara Ferris
• Backing its BIM
• IntelliStation MPro 6225
  by Ron LaFon
• Effective training programs: how to design in-house training on a limited budget
  by Robert Green
• Software strategy: civil engineering options: the latest in transportation and land development software
  by H. Edward Goldberg
• Poly 939N4-4400FX
  by Ron LaFon
• Software strategy: midrange modelers II: more options for mechanical designers
  by Sara Ferris
• Corrections
• Just trying to help?
• StarStation
  by Ron LaFon
• Alternate take
• PLM is here to stay, so get ready
  by Nancy Spurling Johnson
• Giving it away
• OneSpace Designer Modeling 2005: intuitive modeler offers alternative to parametrics
  by Jeffrey Rowe