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UPDATE: Corrected 2 Tips
  Corrected/updated two tips:
  Posted by Sheldon on 01.09.2013
 
NEWS: ANSYS 14.5.7 Available
  ANSYS 14.5.7 is available from the ANSYS Customer Portal. There are many fixes included in this maintenance release (see 14.5.7 release notes for further details).

(Please note that models saved with 14.5.7 may not be backwards-compatible with 14.5, so please be aware of this prior to upgrading.)
  Posted by Sheldon on 05.11.2013
 
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