The industry's first 27" all-in-one workstation features pop-open access and a slew of options in a streamlined, space-saving package.More>>

Have you ever needed to print out a list of your layers? It can be helpful when you're working on standards, or sharing your layer names and settings with someone else. While the means of doing this may not be obvious, it certainly can be done! Join Lynn Allen as she shows you two different methods...More>>

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So you think you know everything there is to know about the Break command? You just might be surprised. Join Lynn Allen as she shows you a cool tip about the Break command — and then demonstrates how to put that tip onto the ribbon! (Available in standard AutoCAD since the very beginning.)More>>

The latest efforts to shore up the nation's engineering base start with instilling a love for math, science, and technology long before students reach college.More>>

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Trendy crowdsourcing is fueling product innovation — and the disapproval of some professionals.More>>