The Options of AutoCAD The Files Tab - Part 2
Customization Files under the Files Tab allows you to do the
following:
Main Customization File
Specifies the default location of the main customization file (acad.cuix).
The CUIx file is a file that contains multiple XML-based files and custom
image files. You modify a customization file through the Customize User
Interface (CUI) Editor.
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The Options of AutoCAD The Files Tab - Part 3
Continuing the march through the Options Dialog box
Help and Miscellaneous File Names
Help File
Specifies the location of the Help file. dont change this
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Revit Options 2010 Opening Notes
You do have some options in Revit and you can set them up
via a dialog box.
Open the dialog box by clicking on the R (called the Application Menu)
and going to the bottom right side of the drop down and selecting Options.
Dont hit Exit.
This opens the dialog box
It opens on the General Tab.
Once inside the dialog box you can set...
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Revit Options 2010 General Tab
The General Tab has many settings that affect the way Revit interacts with
you.
Notifications
Specify a time value for the Save Reminder interval from the dropdown.
Specify a time value for the Synchronize with Central Reminder interval from
a list on the dropdown.
Set the ToolTip Assistance to the desired level. The default is normal. This
affects how often tooltips display in the drawing area.
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Survey Results from January 2010
I asked what was on your list of focuses in 2010. then I compared the
results to the 2009 survey on the same topic. Here is what I
found...
The top issue remains CAD Standards and it has actually gathered more focus
that last year. 55% saying it was a top focus in 2010 compared to 47% in 2009.
Software Rollout swapped places with User training in 2010. Training is
needed in the minds of CAD Managers a little more than rolling out new software.
Job stability moved down on the list of concerns in 2010. This is good news
as this area was the second highest concern in 2009. It dropped from 46% of
those who took the survey in 2009 saying it was on their list down to 26% in
2010. That means that almost 75% did not consider the need to focus on keeping
their job as a priority, compared to almost half in 2009.
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