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CAD Users, Vendors, Resellers: Cyon Research Needs Your Input 7 Mar, 2011
Two surveys will paint a picture of engineering software market and how users are implementing CAD, CAE, PDM, PLM, and BIM tools.More>>
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Generate 2D Output from 3D AutoCAD Models in a Flash 23 Feb, 2011
Learning Curve tutorial: Start from an existing 3D model, and create a 2D working drawing — it's easy!More>>
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Match Properties 22 Feb, 2011
Match Properties in AutoCAD is a powerful tool for matching up object properties between objects and between multiple drawings. Match Properties can even match up layer and scale settings between viewports. Join Lynn Allen as she takes you through the ins and outs of the MatchProp command.More>>
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Utility Design Software Simplifies Standardization 17 Feb, 2011
Southern California Edison implements Autodesk application to improve consistency and reduce design and ordering time.More>>
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If You Can Dream It, They Can Build It 17 Feb, 2011
Dynamic Structures uses AutoCAD to design really cool stuff — from telescopes to theme-park rides.More>>
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Break Tables with Ease 8 Feb, 2011
Most of us use tables in our AutoCAD drawings. Have you ever wanted to break them into multiple columns? Join Lynn Allen as she takes you through the ins and outs of Table Breaks to ensure you get perfect results every time.More>>
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Design Excellence in Two Dimensions 8 Feb, 2011
A small Seattle architecture and interior design firm uses AutoCAD to create stunning hotels — inside and out.More>>
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AutoCAD for Mac Is Back! 5 Feb, 2011
Circles and Lines Tutorial: After an 18-year absence, Autodesk reintroduces native AutoCAD for the OS X platform.More>>
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At LEMO, 3D Is Not an All-or-Nothing Proposition 1 Feb, 2011
Manufacturer of popular connectors finds DWG data is still critical for internal communication and fast delivery of custom designs.More>>
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Will BIM Make CAD Irrelevant? At Larson & Darby, the Answer Is 'No' 26 Jan, 2011
A transition to Autodesk Revit doesn't need to be an all-or-nothing proposition. Day to day, AutoCAD still gets the job done eloquently.More>>
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