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Buried in the User Docs for the 2010 version of AutoCAD Architecture is a cool little cheat sheet for the new User Interface. The Ribbon is here to stay and you need to get familiar with what it does. This PDF shows what is what and where it is located.
Give a quick look…
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CAD Standards need to address all the info that might be in the template files or that need to be set by the users. The Standard Settings and Styles are defined and documented well enough to let people know what they should be using. By defining these in your standard you assist them [...]
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I have used a method of management in many areas of my career that defines not the target, but the boundary limits of a successful task or function. When I started looking on the internet for supporting documents to what I thought was fairly commonly used, I found very little. What I did find was [...]
Boundary Management is a vital tool for any manager as long as it is applied correctly. It must be used at the right time, in the right way and in the right situation.
Boundary Management as previously defined is loosely defining the target and setting up limits. It is not creating a bull’s eye, but [...]
When should you not use Boundary Management?
There are several areas that come to mind where this kind of management style may not work well. If is is used in the wrong way or for the wrong issue, it may actually cause more problems.
When the issue really only has one answer: Some issues may only [...]
Making Sheet files – the files you plot from – is the core output process for the projects you create. Getting them right will increase your consistent output and processing of Construction or Manufacturing Documents.
Here are some thoughts on getting them right.
Sheet File Creation
Sheet files are located in the Sheet folders under [...]
Just a quick “heads up” about an event in the middle of the US…
The Mid Continent MicroStation Community is hosting an event.
Summer Conference
Overland Park, Kansas
August 25-26, 2009
Registration is now open!
Here are just a few reasons to attend this year’s conference:
• Interesting and informative sessions on MicroStation,
• The latest information on the current MicroStation, GEOPAK and InRoads releases
• Building [...]
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XREFs are one of the most powerful and the most confounding tools that AutoCAD and other CAD programs have introduced. Get them right (which is actually easy to do) and your work is much easier and well coordinated. Get them wrong (which can happen) and you can get twisted into a knot so [...]
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