Great New DWF Article from Lynn Allen
Why You Need DWF Click Here for this great article by fellow desker and friend Lynn Allen. Cheers, -Shaan
20+ Years of Design, Technology & More
20+ Years of Design, Technology & More
Why You Need DWF Click Here for this great article by fellow desker and friend Lynn Allen. Cheers, -Shaan
AutoCAD: The Tool Palettes Extension – Extending the AutoCAD Interface Nice tutorial on the new extension by well known AutoCAD author of the AutoCAD Bible Ellen Finkelstein and she is also a great cookie baker . Click Here Cheers, -Shaan

I have received some great feedback from Autodesk customers after they tried the DWF format at my recommendation. I thought I might share the raw comments used with their permission of course and perhaps you might give it a try…
A few customers have emailed me about some confusion with hatches and this new Tool Palette extension. If your AutoCAD system variable Pickstyle variable is set to 2 or 3, along with the associative hatch or gradient it selects its…
In the image below I printed DWF files from a non Autodesk CAD application as well as even the almost 10 year old AutoCAD R12 for Windows. I have printed from many non Autodesk applications. The DWF format is a…
I am on the team that develops AutoCAD, the viewers and many other products. If you have a suggestion for us to look into, please email me. Email me at shaan@autodesk.com In the subject line of the email, please mention…
I have been keeping track of all public system variables and commands for AutoCAD since R12. Click Here Cheers, -Shaan
In case you may not be aware there are few exciting press releases from today and yesterday. Autodesk Announces DWF 6 for Mac OS X Users and Developers Autodesk Announces Agreement with Océ to Support DWF Cheers, -Shaan
The beta has been great with quite a few enhancements. This is no sales pitch just my comments after playing around with it for some time. The Mental Ray renderer is simply stunning. Perhaps I will place a rendering up…
I want to thank everyone for all of the feedback I have recieved so far on the photo. The coffee’d up techno geek look in the upper left is the current photo and will be the photo for the time…