Library
AUGI members worldwide write articles, papers, tutorials all the time. We are beginning something new now, actually hosting that material on our site in a manner that allows readers to find what they are interested in. We have sections in a number of areas, some related to products and others management and organizational issues.
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CAD Management: “Undelegation” Skills
If the person you put in charge of a project isn't meeting expectations, don't just pull the plug. Mark Kiker shows you a more thoughtful approach.TIPniques: Start Fresh, but Not Empty
TIPniques columnist Brian Benton discusses smart ways to reuse designs from prior projects.President’s Message: Shared Workload
Meet the new 10-member AUGI Board of Directors. Want to get more involved in your user organization? We'll tell you how. Plus, March AUGI CAD Camp events and AUGI's new file sharing program.The Early Years: One-on-One with Autodesk
As part of the celebration of AUGI's first 20 years, we look back at AUGI's beginnings. Go inside the very first annual meeting when AUGI pioneers sat down with Autodesk executives and the designers behind AutoCAD.AutoCAD Architecture 2010: Column Grid
Author Tharakesh Ananthakrishnan examines the Column Grid, an easy-to-use object in AutoCAD ArchitecSponsor Spotlight: Meet the Performance Advisor
HP's Performing Tuning Framework makes way for a new, improved support system, the Performance Advisor. Learn all about it here.CAD Management: Hardware Upgrade Jitters
Does swapping hardware make you squeamish? You aren't alone, as Mark Kiker explains in this article.The Construction Environment, Part 2
The Creative Inventor, Dennis Jeffrey, offers tips on using the Construction Environment in Autodesk Inventor. But first, he'll define some terms.TIPniques: How Do You Use AutoCAD?
TIPniques columnist Brian Benton talks about the AutoCAD features you might not know (and the ones you do know but aren't using fully).The Early Years: Growing Pains
As part of the celebration of AUGI's first 20 years, we look back at AUGI's beginnings. The year is 1993 and the organization is growing in popularity. But rapid growth is not without its problems. Here's the story.
