With my tongue firmly placed in my cheek (in other words, I am poking fun here…) Some interesting notes from my review of trademark policies on the Autodesk website. Children under the age of 13 are not allowed to use the Autodesk website or transmit or otherwise submit personal information to Autodesk. (Please pass this […]
I was looking through the readme file for AutoCAD 2008 and stumbled onto a list of the trademarks that Autodesk has used and is using. Some of these are active and some are nostalgic in nature…. I still have an Actrix box on my shelf. The following are registered trademarks or trademarks of Autodesk, Inc., […]
Have you ever checked your Internet Speed? Here is a link to the tool that I use. It is very easy to use and the results are very understandable. Try it out. Here is another one that uses the same engine (by Speakeasy) but has a different interface. It also has comparisons to others and […]
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I had a little time this weekend to update the web site. Check out the Journals, Training and CAD News areas. It mostly is just updating links and such, but it also got rid of some outdated stuff. I hope to some day do a major face lift to the site, but time often works […]
I went back and created links to all the CAD Management Articles I have written on my web site. Take a look
I am always encouraged by some of the stories about computer users who just don’t get it. Because it makes me realize that I am not alone in my frustration with some of my end users. Here is a long list of them collected by Network World that is good for a few laughs.
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I have let you know what tools I use in the past and I wanted to let you know about another one that I had not added to the list but have used for some time. I use the CADCard. It is a great tool to help remember and figure out what I call the […]
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2005 was a banner year for Autodesk! Why should you care? There are always things that Autodesk does that we do not understand or think are flat out wrong. They often act like the 900 pound gorillas, but there are many things that they continue to do right. Here are some hightlights culled from their […]
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