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To: Ken Sullivan who wrote (5)3/25/1997 12:22:00 PM
From: Banks   of 77
 
Ken,

I wonder if you have any information on a company called
MacNeal-Schwendler which recently issued a press release
for a mechanical simulation product which interfaces into
Autodesk's Mechanical Desktop. It seems to me that these
products fit nicely together. Have you heard anything
relative to market demand for such a product? Any input
would be greatly appreciated.

Robert

Short section from the release:

New mechanical simulation capabilities now available to
CAD/solid modeling systems

CHICAGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--March 13, 1997--

First release of MSC/InCheck introduces easy-to-use Windows
interface to users of Autodesk Mechanical Desktop. The MacNeal-Schwendler Corp. has announced the development of MSC/InCheck.

The announcement was made at the opening of the National Design Engineering Show in Chicago. MSC/InCheck provides mechanical simulation capabilities to users of popular CAD/solid modeling
systems. In its first release, MSC/InCheck will provide powerful simulation capabilities to users of Autodesk Mechanical Desktop in a revolutionary, easy-to-use Windows interface. Availability is
scheduled for mid-year.

"MSC/InCheck is an important addition to Autodesk's growing team of MAI partners," said Dominic Gallello, vice president of Autodesk's Mechanical Market Group. "MSC's leadership in FEA will give users of Autodesk mechanical products access to a seamlessly integrated software solution."
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