Re: CAM software recommendations for vocational school

>--- In CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO@yahoogroups.com, "Tim Goldstein" <timg@k...>
>wrote:
> > Because your priority is ease of use then Dolphin falls straight
>into
> > this slot.
> > Dolphin has got to be THE most easiest to use CAM program as it
> > automates many of the functions that the older programs still
>haven't
> > managed to do.
>
> That is contrary to my experience. I purchased a Dolphin license
>and did
> not find it as easy to use as other CAM programs I own. So if you
>want
> to state that in your experience it is the easiest to use than I
>would
> be in support of that statement. But, I am sure there are plenty of
> people that have share my experience and did not find Dolphin to be
>the
> easiest.
>
> Tim
> [Denver, CO]
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Tim,
We are not making porridge for one <g>
It's not just my experiance, I have talked many people thru the
transition from other CAD/CAM packages to Dolphin. These now number
about 15 or 16 at a guess, and this is just people who have emailed
me.
As I'm not connected with Dolphin I don't know how many Mike and his
team talk thru besides this.

I am very happy with Dolphin, true some people may find a certain way
of working hard but usually if you don't flit from one product to
another you get very competent in a short while.
Not having a financial axe to grind I find that I can stay very
focused.

John S.