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I was hoping that someone might be able to share a logo of the original Intergraph logo and the logo used for Solid Edge as part of Intergraph. Any help is greatly appreciated!

Check out this blog post on the history of Solid Edge, which includes the early logos:

https://blogs.sw.siemens.com/solidedge/ ... -v1-to-v5/

uk_dave wrote: ↑Thu Mar 23, 2023 11:52 am Check out this blog post on the history of Solid Edge, which includes the early logos:

https://blogs.sw.siemens.com/solidedge/ ... -v1-to-v5/

That's a pretty interesting blog post! I wonder if other companies have a similar post showing how far everything has come.

I didn't know that the original version was split into a program for each environment.

Edit: Answered my own question:
https://www.goengineer.com/blog/history-of-solidworks

uk_dave wrote: ↑Thu Mar 23, 2023 11:52 am Check out this blog post on the history of Solid Edge, which includes the early logos:

https://blogs.sw.siemens.com/solidedge/ ... -v1-to-v5/

Awesome! Thank you all for both links.

@TusharSuradkar I am reading your article and you are using the term Jupiter technology. JT is short for Jupiter Tessellation. Are these the same? Or just a coincidence? EAI was the team that developed JT but maybe it was done using Jupiter Technology?
Does anyone have any information about that level of history..as Tushar mentions..when we were back in high school!

Version 4: Stand alone viewer! PrintDFT.exe best drawing viewer EVER to date.

Does anyone know is that the first version to have .emf embedded in the .dft files? Man I wish Solidworks had an embedded emf and an API to extract it!

This has some interesting info.

https://partsolutions.com/60-years-of-c ... ince-1957/