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published 7 months, 15 days ago, submitted by
VMichl
7 months, 23 days ago Set AutoCAD parameters to make it as faster as possible - go to TURBO mode with the TURBO command. read more...
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published 9 months, 28 days ago, submitted by
joseguia
9 months, 28 days ago Here are 10 AutoCAD ribbon tips I found on the internet (and one from my blog ;) that you might need to know.. read more...
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published 9 months, 28 days ago, submitted by
EdwinPrakoso
9 months, 28 days ago E-book about creating a drawing system for AutoCAD. It will boost your productivity! read more...
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published 9 months, 28 days ago, submitted by
EdwinPrakoso
9 months, 28 days ago Are you using AutoCAD just a replacement of manual drafting table? Or have you used all the new productivity features? Here are 10 features that can boost your productivity, but not many people aware of. read more...
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published 9 months, 28 days ago, submitted by
EdwinPrakoso
9 months, 28 days ago Here is a tutorial series for you who want to learn MicroStation read more...
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published 9 months, 25 days ago, submitted by
mattj
9 months, 25 days ago Scratch provides a quick & simple way to utilize a temporary scratchpad layer in AutoCAD. Scratch allows you to quickly switch in & out of the scratchpad layer, and throw it away whenever you want, leaving the rest of your AutoCAD drawing untouched. read more...
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published 9 months, 21 days ago, submitted by
DL55
9 months, 23 days ago Have you ever had a hatch pattern display incorrectly? If you are using a hatch pattern like gravel or concrete the sides of the intended shapes within the hatch may not line up properly. Giving you results that don’t look at all like your desired hatching. This typically happens when the area that you are hatching is very far from the origin (0,0) of your coordinate system. In civil drawings moving the objects or changing the location of the origin is typically not an option because it would destroy the coordinate system of your drawing. read more...
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published 4 months, 26 days ago, submitted by
EdwinPrakoso
5 months, 3 days ago Kick this page and win our e-books read more...
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published 4 months, 26 days ago, submitted by
joseguia
5 months ago Yes, it's that time again. New products shipping and lots of scrambling (I like bacon with my eggs).
Anyway, yes, always upgrade the license manager when implementing new Autodesk Networked products.
The current version is 11.7.0.0 for the 2011 programs.
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published 4 months, 26 days ago, submitted by
joseguia
4 months, 28 days ago The UCS is a powerful tool in AutoCAD that allows you to control the drawing plane. It is very important to learn how to use this tool. It can be used for good and evil (for example, in a civil drawing, it is important to keep the UCS in the World Coordinate System otherwise the drawing may not line up with XREFs correctly). Every AutoCAD drafter should learn to use and manipulate the UCS correctly. read more...
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