Mike Williams | February 27, 2009
Here’s a video tip for everyone. Video Tips are usually only available to our subscribers (you can subscribe for free in the upper right portion of the screen), but I get asked this question so often by AutoCAD 2009 users.
Mike Williams | February 24, 2009
Learn how the PICKADD variable works and why it sometimes changes mysteriously.
Mike Williams | February 22, 2009
AutoCAD Tips – Poll: On which topics do you need help?
Mike Williams | February 18, 2009
Here’s another subscriber inspired tip on performing calculations while in a command along with unit conversions using ‘cal and ‘qc (QuickCalc)
Mike Williams | February 18, 2009
Great “Ground Floor” Opportunity
Here’s a great opportunity for you to increase your knowledge and value in the drafting/architectural/engineering community and be part of the movement towards sustainable building design.
Mike Williams | February 16, 2009
In this weeks poll, we will determine the skill level of our subscribers.
Mike Williams | February 14, 2009
I just posted the first Video Tip. It took a while trying to figure out the best file format and then to configure the proper plug-in to make it work. Video Tips are available only to subscribers through the emails you receive from AutoCAD Tip of the Day.
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Mike Williams | February 14, 2009
Today I ran in my first 5K run. It was a blast. Three of my very best friends ran in it also. I finished in 26:38 which was well with-in my personal goal. Next stop, the Seabrook Half-Marathon next month.
Mike Williams | February 13, 2009
One of the coolest things about having a community of subscribers here at AutoCAD Tip of the Day is we can all benefit from the knowledge and experience of each other.
Patrick Szeto submitted a tip on another trim command called EXTRIM. This is a great command. I think it used to be part of Express Tools and starting in release 2007, it became a command that you can only access through the command line.
Mike Williams | February 10, 2009
In today’s tip, I’m going to show you how to get rid of some of the prompts that slow you down by making you answer stupid prompts. I’m actually going to show you how to affect 8 different prompts.
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