Students’s Guide to Learning SolidWorks Software. Student’s Guide to Learning SolidWorks Software is a companion resource and supplement for the SolidWorks Tutorials. Many of the exercises in Student’s Guide to Learning SolidWorks Software use material from the SolidWorks Tutorials.To start the SolidWorks Tutorials, click Help, SolidWorks Tutorials. The SolidWorks window is resized and a second window appears next to it with a list of the available tutorials. There are over 40 lessons in the SolidWorks Tutorials. As you move the pointer over the links, an illustration of the tutorial will appear at the bottom of the window. Click the desired link to start that tutorial. TIP: When you use SolidWorks.When you use SolidWorks Simulation to perform static engineering analysis, click Help, Simulation, Simulation Online Tutorial to access over 20 lessons and over 35 verification problems. Click Tools, Add-ins to activate SolidWorks Simulation.Set your screen resolution to 1280×1024 for optimal viewing of the tutorials. The following icons appear in the tutorials: Moves to the next screen in the tutorial. Represents a note or tip. It is not a link; the information is below the icon. Notes and tips provide time-saving steps and helpful hints. You can click most toolbar buttons that appear in the lessons to flash the corresponding SolidWorks button. Open File or Set this option automatically opens the file or sets the option. A closer look at… links to more information about a topic. Although not required to complete the tutorial, it offers more detail on the subject. Why did I… links to more information about a procedure, and the reasons for the method given. This information is not required to complete the tutorial.Start the SolidWorks application, search for a file, save the file, save the file with a new name, and review the basic user interface. Starting a.Your Start menu may appear different than the illustration depending on which versions of software are loaded on your system.A desktop shortcut is an icon that you can double-click to go directly to the file or folder represented. The illustration shows the SolidWorks shortcut. Click here to get Students’s Guide to Learning SolidWorks Software