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Relayering Drawings & New 2012 Tutorials June 21, 2011 |
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share your own AutoCAD Tips here. Learn how relayering AutoCAD drawings can save you time and money. You all know that drawing; the one you receive from a client or another firm that is such a mess that it would almost be easier to redraw the whole thing, ALMOST. Read the rest of the "Relayering AutoCAD Drawings" article...
Brian Benton has just released his new series of AutoCAD 2012 video tutorials. Learn the latest tips and tricks for Autodesk's newest release of AutoCAD by walking through the tutorials step-by-step. Apply what you have learned using the projects at the end of each chapter. Check out 15 free demos of the AutoCAD 2012 Tutorials by visiting here.
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AutoCAD Questions and Answers Section Click here if you would like to ask a general AutoCAD related question or if you would like to read the entire Q&A section. Feel free to post up your comments if you know any of the answers. Changing Associative Dimensions to Non-Associative Q. I am working on an older existing AutoCAD drawing, now in AutoCAD Mechanical 2011. When I erase one dimension in the middle of a row/stack of dimensions, all the existing dimensions snap down into the erased gap. Do you know how to make it stop doing this? A. Click here to read the answer and submit your own comments...
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