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It’s too late to submit proposals for Autodesk University 2010 but you can influence what is presented by voting. Pick the 20 you would like to see and help get them on the list. With something like 1,800 submissions Autodesk need your help deciding what will be on
Here is a great Microsoft Word resource that is more “real world how to get results” than the “this does that” help in Word. If you know someone who doesn’t use Format Styles (for me the key to Word efficiency), gets mixed up numbering or just wants a good
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The Revit Project Browser is great for bundling all the assets of a Revit Project into a single list. Unfortunately it’s “one view scroll, scroll scroll” interface can be tedious to document. If you want to use in a project standard or just share with collaborators (without sending the
When: Tuesday, June 1, 2010 7:00 PM Where: The Juice Bar, Parnell Road, Parnell, Auckland It's happening again, but somewhere slightly different again, and on a different night. Come along to Skeptics in the Pub, at The Juice Bar, Tuesday 1st June. The Juice Bar is part
WRC in the Auckland Domain, originally uploaded by RobiNZ. Usually cars screaming through the domain would attract Police attention. This night it was about 25,000 Aucklanders who turned up to see the WRC come back to town
At Jasmax, 2 Marston Street, Parnell, on Wednesday 19th May 2010: * 5.30pm Join us from 5.30pm for Drinks and Nibbles ($5 donation-receipts available) * 6:00pm Welcome and Introduction by Robin Capper * 6:05pm Presentation: Hans Grootegoed/Greg Reibel CADPRO Systems Ltd: Navisworks 2011 for Revit, Inventor and
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One of the most memorable aspects of my first day at TWL was finding the CAD computer wasn’t ready, going home and bringing my in own. It was only for a day or two and, coming from life as a contractor, supplying a computer wasn’t a big deal.
Snagit 10 was released this week with a bunch of new functionality that I’ll look at over a series of posts. The first alone justifies upgrading and you’ll use it for every snag. A new “All-in-One” capture profile merges screen, window, object, scroll and marquee select
World Rally Championship at the Auckland War Memorial Museum, originally uploaded by RobiNZ. The Auckland War Memorial Museum was a fine sight when the WRC visited
A recent Autodesk Knowledge Base item, I first saw via Jimmy, detailed the order used by cascading licensing for Autodesk 2011 products. The AutoCAD Architecture sections has all the usual suspects along with a few names were new to me: Factory and Building Design Suite? Autodesk - AutoCAD Services & Support
Although our store plans use stripped down fitting models (most a few hundred KB) sometimes you need more detail for presentation. Then it’s often faster, easier, to use raw supplier source files (usually supplied as ACIS Solids no matter what they use to make them) and accept the extra
I stumbled on this while checking out the latest CorelDRAW X5 release. I really liked the chronicle of CorelDRAW’s evolution and think it’s something every platform should record.* I first used CorelDRAW 3, owned 4, 6, 7, 10 and currently 12. Not sure I’ll be going for
