AU Link Here is the Autodesk marketing blurb… Autodesk University (AU) is designed for people like you — creative problem solvers who transform ideas into the real world we live in. The training and business contacts you’ll make at AU will empower you to realize your next great idea — and the ones after that. […]
I just returned from AUGI CAD Camp at Cal State Fullerton in Orange County. It was an overwhelming success. We had over 230 in attendance broken out over 18 classes. Classes covered AutoCAD , ADT, Civil 3D, Revit, Vault, Inventor, Land Desktop and CAD Management. We shared lunch outside in the courtyard and Campers exchanged […]
The AUGI AutoCAD Wish List Ballot has been updated and you should go select your top 5 choices for new features in future releases. http://www.augi.com/autocad/ballot.asp AUGI is moving to a more responsive selection, ranking and bsalloting for the Wish List. It will be delivered to Autodesk on a regular basis (as well as the annual […]
For a PDF of the Shortcut Keys go to this post To print a list of shortcut keys or temporary override keys Click Tools menu > Customize > Interface. In the Customizations In pane, click the plus sign (+) next to Keyboard Shortcuts to expand it. In the Shortcuts pane, filter the type and status […]
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Here is a link to the product summary from Autodesk Revit Building 8.1
OK – I want a new Tool! Does anyone else agree that there seems to be very little content or focused tools for residential landscape architects? What is there out there for them to use. Do they have to create blocks for themselves? I did a search in the Content Browser inside ADT for “landscape” […]
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I wrote an Article for AUGIWorld magazine. It took a look at career stages and making progress in your CAD Career. We go through many career stages as we advance in our chosen field. They can be categorized in many ways. Gene W. Dalton and Paul H. Thompson wrote a book way back in 1986 […]
I just stumbled on this (you may already know it). If you hold down the shift key and right click on a file from your desktop or windows explorer you can open it read only. Hmmm – learned something new… Here is another one… For Windows XP Pro To display a program at the top […]
Autodesk User Group International (AUGI) is coming to southern Californai for AUGI CAD Camp. This single-day event offers a tremendous opportunity for training to hone your skills and learn new techniques. AUGI CAD Camp provides ample opportunity to network with peers, colleagues, and some of the nation’s top CAD experts. Check it out Here are […]
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