About PDMS tutorials
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Experts, could you provide some comprehensive materials on PDMs? I do have Chinese tutorials available online, but they are too simple and general in nature. The information is detailed enough, but it’s still hard to understand; the lack of a systematic approach is the main issue. So, could you share some more systematic materials? Something like tutorials for Hysys or PRo II, with instructions on how to use the software and detailed examples, where each step is explained clearly! The current PDMS tutorials are too simple – many parts of them are confusing, and even after learning them, one doesn’t know how to apply them in practice
Many things need to be gradually summarized through use.
2# rightgo5655 But often, when trying to summarize things on my own, I can’t find the right approach, and gradually I lose interest in learning
I’ve already posted video tutorials on the forum; they were created by experts from abroad. As the original poster said, don’t expect tutorials of that kind for now; instead, look at the English tutorials and instructions included with the software – they are definitely detailed and comprehensive. I’ve read part of it; it’s not too difficult – much simpler than university English textbooks. This is related to the characteristics of such software. PDMS is a professional software, and its scope of use is limited. When users purchase the legitimate version of the software, the vendor provides training services as well as support during its use. There is not much demand from legitimate users for systematic training materials, and such materials are not particularly urgent for the software vendors either; it’s mainly users of pirated versions who need them. Well, don’t expect anything free. Don’t treat these software programs as general-purpose software like WINDOWS. Not to mention foreign software – back then, our company used domestic SPDA devices. When we purchased the software, training was provided; if there were any issues during use, we could simply call Lao Bei and the problems would be resolved quickly. Newcomers were taught personally by experienced staff, so tutorials were hardly necessary; I never even glanced at the electronic manuals. Recently, our company has been talking about introducing new software. We consulted software vendors both domestically and internationally, and the service offered is generally the same; the manuals are of secondary importance, while the focus of negotiations lies on features, price, and service.