A New Direction for Profiles

This issue, Profiles Magazine number 39, represents the latest effort in nearly sixteen years of publications serving the PTC/USER community at large. Over this time, PTC has grown from a startup company offering a single product, to a mature organization providing software and services globally to myriad industries and technical disciplines. The PTC/USER community has developed and evolved significantly as well, encompassing MCAD, product lifecycle management and technical publishing professionals today.

From humble beginnings in 1991 as a newsletter, to a four-color magazine in 1997 and a web-based magazine in 2001, Profiles has adapted appropriate technologies to serve its subscribers. To remain relevant and useful for our readers in 2007 and beyond, it is essential that Profiles Magazine continue its own advancement.

In the coming months, you will see the emergence of a new kind of Profiles Magazine: timely, informative, and interactive, fulfilling the needs of the entire PTC/USER membership, including Windchill, Arbortext and Mathcad users.

As we develop this new magazine, we invite you to share your thoughts and wishes with us. With your assistance, we will create publications with even greater value for you than ever.

Best Regards,

Rick Snider,
Publisher, Profiles Magazine

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Copyright 2007 PTC/USER, Inc. All rights reserved.

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Shift from Physical to Virtual Prototyping
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World Event 2007 Recap
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Developing Custom J-Link Applications
by J.D. Felkins, FELCO Solutions

Go Interactive with Pro/INTRALINK Scripts
by Dwaraka Nadha Reddy, Manchuri, GE-India Innovation Center

Creative Capturing—Converting Ideas to Parts
by Mike Brattoli and Steve Norgrove, Moen Incorporated

A Quick End to Duplicate Naming Problems
by Neal Hanratty, Terex Finlay

Using Trail Files to Save the Day
by Mirza Saqib Saeed, Wahid Industries