If you have ever created custom annotations by changing various properties in the Property Manager and would like to quickly reuse those again, SOLIDWORKS allows us to save these as Styles. In this article, we will review the steps to save Styles for reuse on any document. In the example below, I have an all-around 1/8th inch weld symbol with TYP (typical) in the tail. I would like to use this weld symbol in my drawing multiple times without having to fill out the property manager again.
There may be times when we have some issues with our SOLIDWORKS installations that pertain to .DLL files or other files contained within the SOLIDWORKS Shared folder. It can be anything from a start-up after an unknown bad install, an issue while browsing PDM within Windows Explorer, creating a Pack and Go, or Windows right-click menu in Windows Explorer.
The best way for optimizing SOLIDWORKS performance is to upgrade your computer to the latest and greatest supported hardware. You should also check to make sure your graphics card and driver are supported. You can find machine recommendations here, and you can even build your own super CAD computer with the best NVIDIA Quadro graphics card, fastest Intel chip, and as much ram as your motherboard can handle.