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Get DimXpert Feature Example (VB.NET)

This example builds a part to demonstrate usage of the SOLIDWORKS Document Manager API for the following DimXpert features:

    *  Cylinder

    *  Fillet

    *  Plane

    *  Compound closed slot 3D

    *  Pattern

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' 1. Open public_documents\samples\tutorial\api\cover_plate.sldprt.
' 2. Open the DimXpert toolbar from View > Toolbars.
' 3. Click Auto Dimension Scheme on the DimXpert toolbar.
' 4. Ensure that all feature filters are selected.
' 5. Click the green check mark to accept the settings.
' 6. Observe the following DimXpert features on the DimXpertManager tab:  
'    Cylinder, Fillet, Plane, Slot, and Slot Pattern.
' 7. Close the part, saving it to another name.
'    NOTE: Because this part is used in a SOLIDWORKS online tutorial,
'          do not save any changes to the original file name.
' 8. Read how to load and run Code_Example_VBNET with this part.
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