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The pricing for SolidWorks varies depending on the type of license and subscription you choose. It is best to contact the SolidWorks sales team for accurate pricing information.

SolidWorks has certain minimum system requirements, including operating system, processor, RAM, and graphics card specifications. These requirements can differ based on the version of SolidWorks and its associated modules. The official SolidWorks website provides detailed system requirement information.

SolidWorks files can be exported to a variety of file formats, including standard formats like STEP, IGES, and DXF. Many other CAD software packages support these file formats and can open SolidWorks files; however, some advanced features specific to SolidWorks may not transfer over perfectly.

SolidWorks offers various support options, including phone assistance, online knowledge base, community forums, and training resources. The level of support may also depend on the license type and subscription plan chosen.

SolidWorks provides tailored solutions for specific industries such as design and engineering, manufacturing, architecture, and more. These industry-specific versions offer specialized tools and features to address the unique requirements of each sector.

SolidWorks is primarily designed for Windows operating systems. However, you can run SolidWorks on a Mac using virtualization software like Parallels Desktop or through Boot Camp, which allows you to install and run Windows alongside macOS.

SolidWorks offers a wide range of powerful features, including 3D modeling, assembly design, simulation, rendering, sheet metal design, electrical routing, and much more. Its comprehensive toolset makes it suitable for various engineering and design disciplines.

SolidWorks provides collaborative features like eDrawings, which allows users to share and view SolidWorks files without needing the full software. Additionally, SolidWorks offers integrations with cloud-based collaboration platforms to facilitate easy sharing and collaboration among team members.

Yes, SolidWorks includes SimulationXpress, a basic FEA tool. It also offers more advanced simulation capabilities through additional modules like Simulation Standard, Simulation Professional, and Simulation Premium. These modules provide extensive analysis and validation tools for engineers.

Yes, SolidWorks offers a free trial period for new users to evaluate the software. The trial version typically provides full functionality for a limited period, allowing users to explore the capabilities of SolidWorks.