20+ Years of Design, Technology & More
20+ Years of Design, Technology & More
Autodesk User Group International has posted a nice article of tips on AutoCAD Object Selection written by AutoCAD Top Gun Winner for Autodesk University 2002 and also now an AUGI Board Member Chris Lindner. Definitly worth the reading as it…
Autodesk User Group International has posted a nice article on Customizing AutoCAD written by AutoCAD Guru and also one of the most experienced and feedback providing AutoCAD customers Lee Ambrosius. Definitly worth the reading. Link to the Article Cheers, -Shaan
I am testing the ability to post from my wireless Blackberry phone\email device. I will be using this device and my trusty TabletPC with a GSM data card while travelling over the next month around the US and South America…
Here is a great list of articles from Lynn Allen of Autodesk on various AutoCAD tips and tricks. Click Here Cheers, -Shaan
Just mentioning the AutoCAD 2004 White Paper "Migrating to AutoCAD 2004" I wrote last year to assist CAD manangers and other customers migrating. Link to the PDF Document Cheers,-Shaan
Blogs (short for “weblogs”) date back to the beginning of the web. What is a Blog? While not everything is the official Autodesk opinion, endorsement, or recommendation, it is a blog from an Autodesk employee. This approach provides direct contact…
I like your blog, it is surprisingly and refreshingly informal for an Autodesk “publication.” Randall S. Newton Editor-in-Chief & Publisher A-E-C Automation Newsletter http://www.aecnews.com” By the way Randall’s monthly publication A-E-C Automation is offereing a free one month trial trial…
Ralph Grabowski of UpFront eZine and the new blog WorldCADAccess wrote a nice answer to a readers question on what a macro is. I also added some very helpful tutorial links to the bottom of this posting. “Q: Would you…
Did you know that Microsoft Word keeps many of the tracked changes and document history in the file in the form of embedded metadata? You can actually see these changes and editing history if you look for it. “MS Word…
Looks like Starbucks Coffee was on mars first? 🙂 Cheers, -Shaan