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Another freebee: https://wiki.freecad.org/FEM_Workbench

I don't know whether it would have fixed your problem, but I always use Revo Uninstaller to remove a program and all its history/related registry leftovers.

Do both Alibre versions show up on the Right-click Open-with menu? If not, it's editable.

Joko Engineering covers this. See beginning at approximately 1:03:00.

At least in the situation of a diametrical shrink fit, volumetric expansion isn't the best way to calculate shrink strength. The length is only marginally changed and the change has little relevance to the total stresses.

Here's a single-page printout of the Shortcut Keys.

Decimal numbers are converted from the Binary that the computer uses. It's never an exact translation.

For those not experienced with working parametrically, it's really hard to understand the whole process. Consequenty, the entire manual better teaches the parametric paradigm. That's why I spent the time: For myself.

True, but the PDF is easier to browse when you are just starting out and have no idea what is available. It's nice to have everything at hand.

It wasn't that much work. Under 2 hours. I just expanded each section and used the print function to Print to PDF. The hard part was combining each section into a single PDF with another program.

Jayray: Replace the underscores with periods. The forum doesn't allow links so I had to cheat. I am not associated with Alibre. It's all my own initiative. The PDF is compiled from a Help file dated 11/23/2021. That's the one I got when I bought the program a month ago. If anyone has a later...

If anyone is interested, I've compiled almost all of the help manual into a single pdf. I have uploaded it to my website. It's almost 1000 pages long (115mb). Link: wwslalom_dot_net/alibre/alibre_manual.pdf If someone can post it to another public site, it would be appreciated. I have limited...