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The Second Development the Roller Bearing CAD System by Visual Basic Base on AutoCAD

Yu Han

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Directed by model and based on the tool of Visual Basic,developing to the software of AutoCAD, the roller bearing CAD system which is with friendly interface of user is developed . This system can realize the integrate of design and drawing .It also can improve the design quality and decrease the working hours greatly.

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Directed by model and based on the tool of Visual Basic,developing to the software of AutoCAD, the roller bearing CAD system which is with friendly interface of user is developed . This system can realize the integrate of design and drawing .It also can improve the design quality and decrease the working hours greatly.

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Directed by model and based on the tool of Visual Basic,developing to the software of AutoCAD, the roller bearing CAD system which is with friendly interface of user is developed . This system can realize the integrate of design and drawing .It also can improve the design quality and decrease the working hours greatly.

Key concepts: Visual Basic, Bearing (navigation), CAD, Engineering drawing, Interface (matter), Base (topology), Software, Computer science

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