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Autodesk AutoCAD 2027 and Civil 3D 2027: Key Updates Explained

  • April 2, 2026

AutoCAD 2027, released on March 25, 2026, emphasizes AI-assisted workflows, featuring the Autodesk Assistant for enhanced user interaction with DWG files. Key updates include…

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The New Autodesk CER v7 Format: Changes and How to Read It

  • March 30, 2026

If you’ve been managing or using Autodesk products for a few years, you’ve probably cracked open a CER file at some point. Customer Error…

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Maximize Your CAD Performance with Daily Reboots

  • March 16, 2026

One of the simplest and most effective things you can do to maintain a stable, high-performing CAD workstation is to reboot regularly and keep…

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Simplifying AutoCAD Transmittals with eTransmit

  • February 26, 2026

The post discusses the challenges of sending and receiving transmittals in Civil 3D and AutoCAD, highlighting common issues like missing external references and font…

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Reference Explorer: The Autodesk Tool You’re Probably Not Using

  • February 25, 2026

If you have Autodesk Desktop Connector (ACC Docs – changing to Forma brand) installed – and in 2026 you almost certainly do – stop…

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The Browser That Ran Revit (And Why Autodesk Killed It)

  • February 18, 2026

In November 2013, Autodesk successfully ran full versions of its applications like Inventor and Revit in web browsers through a partnership with Mozilla, OTOY,…

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Groundhog Day for CAD Budgets: Will the Subscription See Its Shadow?

  • February 2, 2026

The annual budget season is a test of patience for CAD managers, where spreadsheets become battlegrounds as they navigate potential price increases. Expecting flat…

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Autodesk Civil 3D Version Mismatch Can Cause Serious Issues

  • February 1, 2026

Serious CAD issues, particularly in Civil 3D, stem from simple mistakes, such as using incompatible software versions. Mixing versions leads to proxy objects, causing…

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Managing Autodesk Updates Just Got Easier: What Scheduled Updates Means for CAD Managers and IT

  • January 29, 2026

Autodesk's Scheduled Updates feature simplifies managing product updates by allowing centralized control over installation timing and user targeting. This reduces operational chaos, enhances predictability,…

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Autodesk Civil 3D 2026 from Start to Finish: A Practical Guide for Real Projects

  • December 22, 2025

I finally had some time to sit with Autodesk Civil 3D 2026 from Start to Finish, and it’s a solid addition to the Civil…

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  1. Phyllis Ker on Artemis II: We’re Finally Going Back to the MoonMarch 30, 2026

    What an excellent post. You really have had a front row seat to a lot of very cool experiences. Lucky…

  2. Michael Freiert on Autodesk Artifacts Need a Better Home Than My StorageMarch 22, 2026

    There is something to be said for decluttering, but one of the things about mementos is that they help us…

  3. Peter Quinn on Autodesk Artifacts Need a Better Home Than My StorageMarch 22, 2026

    There's got to be a museum for some of this stuff. I've been volunteering with https://www.themade.org/ As a gaming focused…

  4. Shaan Hurley on Autodesk Artifacts Need a Better Home Than My StorageMarch 15, 2026

    Merci Patrick. Great to hear from you. I appreciate the comments.

  5. Patrick EMIN on Autodesk Artifacts Need a Better Home Than My StorageMarch 15, 2026

    Thanks Shaan, a few comments for the French-speaking community regarding your article : https://dessein-tech.com/t/tout-un-pan-de-lhistoire-dautodesk-a-vendre/10097

  6. Shaan Hurley on AutoCAD Drinks DWG FilesFebruary 15, 2026

    This post is several years old, file links were retired by Autodesk. I will create a post in the future…

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