Hi,
As soon as I started doing commercial work, I bought SW Premium.
At the time the files I was creating in the Premium version did notlook any different from the Student one, although my reseller saidan expert could tell by looking at the code.
Spending a lot of cash on the "proper" version was a personalpreference, as although no-one could really tell I wanted tomaintain my professional integrity.
However, just opened an old student file and it now comes up with awarning every time the file is opened and each part in an assemblyhas a "mortar board" next to it to indicate that the part is fromthe student versions.
Not before time.SolidworksEducator Student
As soon as I started doing commercial work, I bought SW Premium.
At the time the files I was creating in the Premium version did notlook any different from the Student one, although my reseller saidan expert could tell by looking at the code.
Spending a lot of cash on the "proper" version was a personalpreference, as although no-one could really tell I wanted tomaintain my professional integrity.
However, just opened an old student file and it now comes up with awarning every time the file is opened and each part in an assemblyhas a "mortar board" next to it to indicate that the part is fromthe student versions.
Not before time.SolidworksEducator Student
