AUGI TIPniques – September 2004 AutoCAD’s “drag and drop”
Article by Chris Lindner and Autodesk User Group International “This month we continue our discussion of AutoCAD’s “drag and drop” (DnD) functionality. Last month…
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AUGI Customization Corner: Leveraging Palettes, Part 4
Article from Lee Ambrosius of HyperPics and Autodesk User Group International Customization Corner – September 2004 “This month we take a look at Tool…
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Toronto Regional AutoCAD Exchange Meeting Next Week Tuesday, July 27, 2004
TRACE (Toronto Regional AutoCAD Exchange) is a local AutoCAD user group in Toronto Canada. They will be discussing DWF Composer features and compare DWF…
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AUGI TIPniques – July 2004 – The Autodesk Knowledge Base
Below is a link to a helpful article by Michael Perry discussing the Autodesk online Knowledge Base and other helpful resources. Michael Perry is…
Read MoreMarin Autodesk Users Group July 8th, 2004 Meeting
Come one come all and get your Autodesk questions answered. In addition to meeting the fine members of MAUG, you will be witnessing my…
Read MoreAUGI Customization Corner – June 2004
Great article on Tool Palettes Lee Ambrosius of HyperPics.com. “With AutoCAD 2005, Autodesk incorporated the Tool Palette Extension for those that were not on…
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AUGI HotNews – June 2004
Welcome, Revit Users What happens when two dynamic user groups meet? Power and productivity. AUGI welcomes members of the Revit User Group International (RUGI)…
Read MoreGreat Blog Post by Lee Ambrosius “Don’t talk smack… instead give back”
Lee Ambrosius of hyperpics.com and his blog Beyond the UI obviously had taken a large amount of time and thought in order to compose…
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AUGI Customization Corner – May 2004
Autodesk User Group International has posted a nice article of tips on AutoCAD Switches written by and AutoCAD Guru and also one of the…
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Great AutoCAD/AUGI Resource With Some Really Good AutoCAD 2005 Articles
The current AUGIWorld Magazine Issue for March/April 2004 is out and defintely worth a read especially for the AutoCAD 2005 articles explaining some of…
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