User`s guide

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ample 6： Quick perform settings in the “PROE20
his example requires initial setup in the three parts, respectively they are computer settings, PROE software settings and Oscar mouse
ditor software settings.
Step 1: Computer Settings
Open "My Computer", on the hard drive D create a new folder "D:\WORK" >>Press "Right Button" of the mouse on "PROE" sho
s
icon >> select "Properties"
Step 2: PROE Software Settings:
Open "PROE" software; create a new file under the path that you appointed. Then enter "PROE". Click "Function-- Mapkeys--New--Inpu
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the name "D" -- Record -- Feature -- Create-----Surface-------Advanced------Boundaries------Done------Done------Stop-----Confirm-----Sa
（The system will produce a config.pro file automatically）------OK.
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A shortcut is established and you can duplicate the same process to
organize as many shortcuts as you like in the “PROE”.
Step 3: Oscar Mouse Editor Software Settings
A: Open "Oscar Mouse Editor Software", Please follow the steps:
Just double-Cli ”on the deck on the “Oscar Editor” icon“ sktop.
ROGRAM >> Select Oscar Editor. Now the Oscar “Main Menu” will pop up as shown on the right. OR Go to START >> P
B: From the “Oscar Main Menu”, click the “File”, you’ll see
the “Pull-down Menu”
C: Input the "PROE2001" as script file name >>Select a function key
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option (for instance the 4
th
Button) >>Select “Keyboard” from
“Task Pull-down Menu”, then you’ll see the below image. >>Click >>Select “New”>> "rename
"D" key on below keyboard image. >>Click "File" from “Oscar Main
Menu” >>Click “Save as” to save settings>> Click the “Download
to Mouse” to store script file to mouse on-board memory.
After you have finished above settings, a “specific-PROE-purposed” mouse is ready to serve. For instance, to accomplish a PROE solid
surface may require 7 steps and now with one click on the designated 4
th
button of the mouse, all the tasks are accomplished
automatically and it saves all the processes usually require lots of efforts and time.