I’m lucky enough to be teaching another class at Autodesk University this year. If you’ve never been to AU, I would highly recommend going. It’s a great place to network and you can learn a lot or a little, it’s really up to you. Speaking of my class, I think it’s something that people can really use. Feel free to sign up for it, there is still room.
Read on to find out more…
Autodesk University 2011 is quickly approaching. It seems like only yesterday I submitted my class proposal. Now there’s only 2 months before the big day. There are things you, as a speaker or as an attendee, need to know about being at AU, especially if this is your first time.
Without reinventing the wheel, here’s a link to Dana Probert’s article written a few years ago. The information is still very valuable. It’s pretty heavy on the non-prescription drugs (legal of course) (Dana??) 
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I’ve fielded several support calls recently about images in AutoCAD. They all revolved around AutoCAD’s performance, or lack thereof, in the matter. Read on to find out how to remedy many of these problems.
The labs pre-release version has been inoperative for only a scant couple of weeks before we have a fully functional permanent version. Create your own intelligent subassemblies WITHOUT needing to have a PhD in Visual Basic coding. Read on and stay tuned for further posts in the near future.
