Searching Tip: Context
Are you ready to take your search capabilities to the next level? If you’re like many professionals today, you’re inundated by information at work, and sifting your way through it can be challenging. You probably already use Google, Bing, or some other search engine for the Internet. And maybe you even use the search tools built into Microsoft Windows, built into your applications, or built into your smartphone. But if you’re not using this tip on search context, give it a read and see how it can help you sift through that growing mountain of information you deal with every day. Continue Reading
For those of you familiar with the key players at Dassault, ENOVIA, and SmarTeam over the years, you probably know 
If you’ve been developing programs for a while, you probably either love autocompletion features or you hate them. If you’re in the former camp, or you’re just getting started with programming, this tip is just for you. Autocomplete, or the Microsoft equivalent, 
Have you ever needed to copy text or a complex hyperlink between two different computers? Of course you have. Depending on how often you do this sort of thing, you might have some creative solutions like using a USB thumbdrive or copying a plain text file across the network. But the folks at cl1p.net are offering a different answer – one that is useful in a number of other situations where thumbdrives and network shares aren’t feasible. 
The majority of businesses these days have a need to manage documents in at least one location other than the “main” site. If the documents have any size to them, the vaulting process can be very painful and time consuming, regardless of the PLM system in use. Luckily, most PLM systems, including Aras Innovator, have the ability to house vaults in multiple locations to support such a multi-site environment. This allows for the vaulting operations to be moved local to the user, saving time and money. 
