Discover how Regions and the Object viewport creation method enables you to go beyond the typical Rectangular and Polygonal viewport creation methods to achieve more complex Layout tab compositions.
Each year, AU (formerly known as Autodesk University) offers a chance to learn from some of the top experts in the industry today through hundreds of classes on practically any topic you can imagine. As an expert yourself, you may have wondered how y...
Donnie Gladfelter wins Top-Rated speaker award for his class AutoCAD Tips, Tricks, and the Most Dependable Drafting Techniques class at Autodesk University 2021.
From Autodesk University to becoming a contributing author for the Official AutoCAD blog, learn what The CAD Geek has been up to since April 2021.
For the last month, Autodesk product experts worldwide have authored proposals for Autodesk University 2021. If you’re not familiar with Autodesk University, it’s Autodesk’s annual user conference. Typically, Autodesk hosts the conference as an in-pe...
Learn how to use the Autodesk Uninstall Tool to remove Autodesk software from your computer, and see how to remove residual files post-uninstallation.
Autodesk announces Autodesk University 2021 will be an all-digital conference and opens its annual call for proposals cycle.
This week, Autodesk kicked off its 2022 product launch with the release of AutoCAD 2022. As with all new releases, packed inside is a collection of new features that will impact the way you work. While every new release affects the way we work, the c...
Autodesk University 2020 was unlike any other Autodesk University event before it. Because of the coronavirus pandemic, what usually is an in-person conference for 10,000 professionals became a worldwide online event for over 100,000 professionals! L...
Like many, I start 2021 with an optimism that this year will be better than 2020 was. Only time will tell if that optimism becomes a reality. While many questions remain about what the post-2020 world will look like, it seems undeniable it will be no...
