Join Autodesk Technical Evangelist Lynn Allen and learn first-hand how easy it is to extract your AutoCAD block information to a table. Even better: This table will update as you add or remove blocks in your drawing! (Works in AutoCAD 2007 and later.) More>>

Avatech Tricks Tutorial: Find points in relation to existing geometry without extra geometry.More>>

Cadalyst Labs Review: Low-cost 2D/3D CAD software holds promise as an AutoCAD replacement for some, including Mac, Linux, and mobile device users down the road.More>>

Learning Curve tutorial: In addition to dynamic dimensional constraints, AutoCAD's parametric options also include annotational dimension constraints that use current dimension style, plot, and scale to match drawing dimensions.More>>

If you’ve ever wanted to get a quick count of the blocks in your AutoCAD drawing, give this top-secret command a try. Join Autodesk Technical Evangelist Lynn Allen as she shares the Bcount command and you’ll be sure to save some time. (Works in AutoCAD 2004 and later.) More>>

If you’ve ever wanted to fit text to an arc, then the Express Tool ArcText is for you. Join Lynn Allen as she takes you through a tour of the ArcText command and sets you on the road to instant success with curved text. (Available in AutoCAD since 2004.)More>>

ArchiCAD Insights Tutorial: Use ArchiCAD's Oriented Views feature to work with models at various angles. More>>

Try out the four-in-one command Mocoro (Move/Copy/Rotate), and you’ll see that you can knock out four different editing functions at once. (Available in AutoCAD since 2004.)More>>

We all know how frustrating it can be to align objects in paper space with objects in model space. Join Lynn Allen as she shows you a super-simple tool for doing exactly that — plus a bonus tool that will make it easy to push objects through from one space to another. (Available in AutoCAD...More>>

Just because a command has been around since the beginning doesn’t mean you can’t put it to good use today. Lynn Allen will show you some nifty tricks you can do with the Change command that can’t be done faster any other way. (Available in AutoCAD since the first releases of the software.)More>>