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One example of the use of configurations is Toolbox. By default, Toolbox uses configurations to create many sizes of hardware within a single part file. For example, the Socket Head Cap Screw is a single part in Toolbox that contains hundreds of sizes. You can change the size by simply varying the dimensions of the existing features. Toolbox parts also have features that you can turn off and on (suppress and unsuppress, respectively), particularly those related to thread representation (swept versus revolved versus cosmetic). Changing dimensions and suppressing or unsuppressing features are the most commonly used techniques that are available through configurations.

Figure 13.12. Images and electrical measurements of integrated circuits that use semiconductor wires and ribbons on plastic. (a) Silicon ribbon ve-stage ring oscillator and (b) differential ampli er. (Reprinted with permission from Ref. 87. Copyright 2007 American Institute of Physics.) (c) GaAs logic gates. (Reprinted with permission from Ref. 86. Copyright 2006 Wiley-VCH Verlag.)

The Sheet Metal feature used in the Insert Bends method is very similar to the one used in the Base Flange method. However, two main differences exist: Insert Bends Sheet Metal requires the user to select a Fixed Face, and the Base Flange Sheet Metal allows the use of Gauge Tables. Both features function as placeholders and otherwise contain the same information, use the same name and icon, and are inserted automatically when a different feature is created.

The Save All command saves all open documents. When saving a large number of files, settings can be important to avoid workflow interruption. One such setting, Warn before saving documents with update errors, is found at Tools Options General. Another such setting, Warn about saving referenced documents, is found at Tools Options External References.

As the sun sets, notice how many other lights start to come on. Busy streets and downtown areas light up from shops, restaurants, and theaters, and these all make great night scenes. People coming and going shot with a slow shutter speed keep the buildings in focus but add a sense of movement to the photograph.

You can also find out more about the Windows Live program, as well as sign up for technical support. Unlike previous versions of Windows, Vista doesn t include a messenger by default (MSN Messenger no longer exists it is now Windows Live Messenger). You can use the Welcome Center to download the new version. Simply clicking any of these 21 icons displays informational text at the top of the Welcome Center. If you aren t sure about the purpose of any of these features, these are good overviews of what they do and how they can improve your Vista experience (see Figure 4.4).