ICEPAK

January 18, 2003, 08:27

I am an experienced FLUENT user (GAMBIT, FLUNET 5/6) but may have to do a project in a short space of time using ICEPAK, which I have never used before.

Can anyone tell me if ICEPAK is relatively easy to use, and if it can be used for non-standard parts, mainly computer chips.

Thanks

DAE

January 19, 2003, 13:04

Dear DAE:

IcePak is very user friendly and one can use it without any support. Yeah you can use it for computer chips. If needed, help and tutorials are avilable with icepak package itself.

January 18, 2003, 08:27	ICEPAK	#1
DAE Guest Posts: n/a	I am an experienced FLUENT user (GAMBIT, FLUNET 5/6) but may have to do a project in a short space of time using ICEPAK, which I have never used before. Can anyone tell me if ICEPAK is relatively easy to use, and if it can be used for non-standard parts, mainly computer chips. Thanks DAE

January 19, 2003, 13:04	Re: ICEPAK	#2
Ajay s. Parihar Guest Posts: n/a	Dear DAE: IcePak is very user friendly and one can use it without any support. Yeah you can use it for computer chips. If needed, help and tutorials are avilable with icepak package itself.

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