Guest columnist Melanie Stone drills into the latest release of AutoCAD, which includes many improved features. Learn more about the new version before you install.
posted by Melanie Stone
As we roll into spring, AUGI President Mark Kiker provides an update on your favorite AUGI programs and services.
posted by Mark Kiker
The need for a Revit marketplace featuring user-generated content seems clear now, but how best to create and organize it? TurboSquid.com gives you some things to think about and the opportunity to give your opinion. Read on...
posted by David Harrington
If you've ever wanted to weigh in on how the AUGI Board of Director elections are conducted, here is your chance. Take this brief survey and let your voice be heard.
posted by David Harrington
Tharakesh Ananthakrishnan continues his lessons on using AutoCAD Architecture software. In this exercise, you will learn how to use materials to control the display properties of a wall style.
posted by Tharakesh Ananthakrishnan
The HP Z-Series Workstations offer Autodesk users some dramatic leaps in performance right at the outset and promise greater things to come.
posted by David Harrington
Melanie Santer takes a closer look at the latest release of AutoCAD Civil 3D. You'll learn about everything from interface changes to improved collaboration tools.
posted by Melanie Santer
Just can't wait to install the newest release of Autodesk Inventor? Not so fast, advises columnist Dennis Jeffrey. Time for some housekeeping first.
posted by Dennis Jeffrey
Brian Benton continues his look at the latest release of AutoCAD software. He includes quick lessons for using some of the standout features.
posted by Brian Benton
Economic instability is causing CAD managers to try different approaches to ongoing issues. In this continuing series, Mark Kiker looks at the speed of technology changes and the need for proper documentation.
posted by Mark Kiker
AUGI President Mark Kiker provides an update on the organization - website stats, the AUGI Training Program (ATP), progress toward the reintroduction of AUGI CAD Camps, and more.
posted by Mark Kiker
Get an exclusive first look at Lynn Allen's AutoCAD 2010 Tips & Tricks. AUGI members can download this booklet for free or hit the road for The Autodesk Imagine Tour and more AutoCAD tips. Get details here.
posted by David Harrington
Staying alive in this tough economy requires not just nerves of steel, but also a plan. Dennis Jeffrey offers some pointers.
posted by Brian Benton
Melanie Santer explores enhancements to the survey linework processing capabilities in the latest release of AutoCAD Civil 3D. Here's the "how to."
posted by Melanie Santer
Recently, HP enlisted a group of users to run HP Z800 Workstations through the paces in real-world environments. Here's what they found.
posted by David Harrington
No plan for your project? No worries - just begin at the end and work backwards. Mark Kiker teaches you how.
posted by Mark Kiker
Brian Benton continues his look at the latest release of AutoCAD software, AutoCAD 2010. This month, he explores the software's 3D modeling tools.
posted by Brian Benton
Complement your AUGI resource for AutoCAD with Autodesk's new portal, AutoCAD Exchange. Here's a look at what you'll find there.
posted by David Harrington
AUGI President Mark Kiker keeps you updated on all things AUGI, from the status of the upcoming Board of Directors election to the e-Learning program, the Wish List, country chapters, and a lot more.
posted by Mark Kiker
AUGI is set to launch a brand new publication, AUGI|AEC Edge. Targeted to members in AEC and related industries, AUGI|AEC Edge is packed with content that will help increase your efficiency and boost your productivity. Learn more about AUGI AEC|Edge in this Q&A with Steve Stafford, technical editor.
posted by David Harrington
