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NonSensicalSpelling

Sillyspelling SolidWorks
SpaceClaim
CoCreate
AutoCAD
GoEngineer
FeatureWorks
WorkGroup
SolidProfessor

PhotoWorks
DDi
CosmosWorks
DWGEditor
iPod
iTunes

HowDidThisSillyTrendStart? CanYouThinkOfAnyMore?

Cheers
DevonSowellWorks

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It's a good bit better than the typical Unix/Linux application names....which are not only devoid of spaces, but devoid of any self-defining logic in the names most of the time.

It's funny, the one VAR name I would've expected to have no space actually has a space: Hawk Ridge Systems. eFax, NetApp, off the topic of my head. You got all the go ones I can think of. :)

The silly trend started with trademark law, then continued with spaces being a delimiter in most operating systems, then was sealed by the reality that it's a lot easier to search for "SolidWorks" on google than for "Solid Works."

Fortunately, Evan Yares is easy to find on google. I wonder if my parents planned it that way?

Hey Phil-

ThatWorks.

iDevon

Devon,

I can't think of any right now.

Thanks,

Phil Sluder
"TriAxial" Design and Analysis

gREATcOMMENTS, iLIKEmATT's.

dEvon

3DConnexion

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