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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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Organize with the Project Browser
A tidy browser organization can add efficiency to even the largest projects. Author Velina Mirincheva demonstrates.All About AutoCAD LT - An Interview with Kate Morrical
AUGI interviews Autodesk's Kate Morrical, resident AutoCAD LT expert about the newest releaseRevit to PDF: An Interactive Model Viewer
In this article, you will learn how a 3D PDF can be used as a viewer for Revit models and how to expand their use in your practice.TIPniques: Parametrics in AutoCAD, Part 2
Brian Benton takes a closer look at Parametrics in AutoCAD. This month, the focus is how and when to use geometric constraints.Is the CAD Classroom Obsolete?
Think that classroom training is a thing of the past? Not only is it still a viable option, but with a little upfront effort on your part and a willingness to use leading edge technology, classroom training can be better than ever.One Man Shop: Consulting vs Freelancing - Part One
This article will explore some of the elements that comprise a successful oneperson visualization operation. There is no shortage of valuable technical information dedicated to streamlining work efficiency and improving 3D work generally. Here we will take a closer look at the business side of making a go of it on your own. Essential components include branding, networking, and marketing, establishing a presence in the 3D community, client interaction, negotiating, business practices, contracts, and artwork rights.The Creative Inventor: Simplifying Content Center
Dennis Jeffrey explores the Content Center in Autodesk Inventor. Dive into Content Center and learn how to improve access time and add new custom content.The Civil Side: Managing Large Surface Data
While today's technology allows users to collect large amounts of accurate data, it is often necessary to pare down that data so that it can be imported into design software. Melanie Santer offers tips on how to accomplish it.TIPniques: First Look at AutoCAD 2010
Brian Benton gives you a sneak peek at the latest release of AutoCAD software. Get some basics, then look for more in-depth information in upcoming TIPniques reports.The Creative Inventor: You, Recession-Proof
Dennis Jeffrey offers some sage advice about how to cope with the current economic downturn and, more importantly, what to do when the recession ends.
