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ARTICLES	AUTHORS
An iCopy “How To” Author Paul Munford shows you how to create and place multiple, infinitely variable copies of an existing iCopy Template Assembly.	posted by Marilyn Law November 4th, 2011
Methods for Modeling Complex Geometry This article describes how to model complex roofs, walls, beams, and floors by using the “pick by face” command and by finding the intersections of their surfaces.	posted by Marilyn Law November 3rd, 2011
Letter from the President - 2011 November Here's the rundown on Autodesk University 2011 with the spotlight on AUGI-sponsored events.	posted by David Harrington November 2nd, 2011
Tips for Manipulating Text in Revit Manipulating text in Autodesk Revit is made easier with these tips from author Velina Mirincheva.	posted by Velina Mirincheva November 2nd, 2011
TIPniques: Why Use CAD Standards? Part 2 Filing and folder structures are a big part of creating an effective CAD Standard. In the second of a two-part article series, author Katie Miller offers some helpful guidelines.	posted by Katie Miller November 2nd, 2011
CAD Management: What the Librarian Taught Me Tap into the Librarian within you.	posted by Mark Kiker November 2nd, 2011
Sponsor Spotlight: Tool-less Chassis Makes Servicing a Snap HP Z Workstations feature a completely tool-less chassis that allows you to quickly and easily service and upgrade your workstation. Find out how.	posted by Marilyn Law November 2nd, 2011
Navisworks: A Bridge to the 4th Dimension Scheduling logic can be augmented by the increased visualization that BIM brings to a project. Project teams not only have the ability to view 3D space with BIM, but also have the opportunity to view how their logic looks when simulated with BIM.	posted by Michael Smith November 1st, 2011
Revit Plug-in Allows BIG Data Sharing A simple, elegant Revit plug-in uses BIMXML to assist data sharing.	posted by Marilyn Law October 28th, 2011
Waterline Design A lot of great beginnings occur in AutoCAD Civil 3D with an alignment, including pressure pipe. Here's how to do it.	posted by Cyndy Davenport October 26th, 2011
Can’t We All Just Get Along? Sharing AutoCAD Drawings Good drafting practices solve - and help avoid - a world of problems.	posted by Marilyn Law October 22nd, 2011
The Autodesk Exchange Apps Store Do your Autodesk apps shopping, and selling, in one place - the new Autodesk Exchange Apps Store.	posted by Marilyn Law October 19th, 2011
3ds Max: Collaboration & Interoperability Seth Borne demonsrates how to integrate 3D model assets from common third-party modeling programs.	posted by Marilyn Law October 17th, 2011
Value-Driven Project Delivery Six keys to project success	posted by Marilyn Law October 14th, 2011
Collaboration with Revit Structure - Work Sharing Phil Russo's techniques for collaborating in Revit Structure.	posted by Marilyn Law October 12th, 2011
Collaboration and Data Management for AEC Projects The AEC industry has grown, making the need for industry collaboration more acute. Here's Autodesk's vision.	posted by Marilyn Law October 10th, 2011
Revit Collaboration: Then and Now Troy Gates discusses technologies that have helped Revit projects be more collaborative.	posted by Marilyn Law October 7th, 2011
Collaborating with Autodesk Inventor Publisher 2011/2012 As companies shuffle responsibilities among offices and collective work-from-home groups continue to emerge, the ability to convey design-related information in a fast, easy-to-understand format is needed.	posted by John Evans October 5th, 2011
Revit MEP: Electrical and Mechanical Coordination Todd Shackelford demonstrates how mechanical and electrical engineers can easily team up through Revit MEP.	posted by Todd Shackelford October 3rd, 2011
AutoCAD Civil 3D: Collaboration in a Multi-Disciplinary / Multi-Firm Environment Bryan Tanner illustrates methods, techniques, and workarounds for sharing files with other firms and disciplines.	posted by Marilyn Law September 30th, 2011

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