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Posted By Mike Williams on February 7, 2009
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Mike Williams
Michael E. Williams has been using AutoCAD since Release 2.1. He's been providing AutoCAD drafting, training and consulting to the Architectural, Industrial, and Engineering communities for over 20 years. Mike has trained entire drafting departments of a Fortune 500 companies and held classes and seminars for Architects, Engineers and Contractors. He's taken people with zero experience, training or knowledge of drafting, architecture or CAD and turned them into highly productive and knowledgeable drafting professionals. As owner and operator of Michael E. Williams Computer Graphics, he has personally drafted on thousands of projects for hundreds of clients. The tips and tricks he teaches come from personal experience and a pursuit of efficiency and productivity in a production environment. Mike lives in Lake Charles, Louisiana with his wife Tanya and their three girls (Alex, Kate and Eden).Comments
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my name is ramesh i joined a new engineering company the company told to me u learn must auto cad but we dont have any tutor in my place i have no money to purchase your product so plsgive me tips ,i will pay money after paying my salari.pls help me
tahnking you sir
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Mike Williams Reply:
July 19th, 2009 at 6:26 pm
Make sure to go through all the tutorials found on this site and get the free videos on http://www.autocadforeveryone.com. You can also check out youtube for all the training videos found there. And the most important thing is to spend as much time as possible using AutoCAD and experimenting with every command.
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