Tomorrow September 30th I will be presenting about AutoCAD, Autodesk Impression, Autodesk MyFeedback, and to the Kansas City AutoCAD Users Group KCAUG on the future of AutoCAD. Read more →

We have a simple and easy online survey for AutoCAD users to provide their feedback and opinion for future AutoCAD development. Please take a moment and complete this as it helps shape the future of AutoCAD and we want your... Read more →

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OK so it is not shipping just yet but if you are the bleeding edge piping designer then this is for you. Read more →

I was at the One Market office and now including a new Autodesk Gallery located along the Embarcadero looking directly at the historic landmark San Francisco Ferry Terminal with a 2nd floor view. We have many of our offices and teams located in the same One Market building. I was there for a customer design validation event looking at the future of AutoCAD and getting their feedback with the AutoCAD Product Design Team that was held in the new Autodesk Gallery in the most high tech training room I have ever seen. We had high tech walls and even 4 high definition projectors. The view looking out the front windows is priceless and beautiful. You can see down the waterfront, the Ferry Terminal, and the Bay Bridge all from the location of the Design Gallery. Read more →

In an effort to continuously improve Autodesk products AutoCAD 2009 and AutoCAD LT 2009, we have are now releasing the AutoCAD 2009 Update 2 after customer beta testing at Autodesk MyFeedback (http:\\myfeedback.autodesk.com). Read more →

The Autodesk Research group has been slicing and dicing data to better understand the top commands and then the top 3 following commands after that command and even links to the predicted next command based on the data. Read more →

Subscription customer should immediately notice the new look and feel of the Autodesk Subscription Website. http://subscription.autodesk.com/ Read more →

I was walking through the Autodesk San Rafael offices last week and passed Brian Pene’s office. What caught my attention was he was playing with something wireless and his screen with a 3D building model was updating. Read more →

This is really what I heard over the planes audio when a Southwest airlines flight from Salt Lake City to Las Vegas was preparing for takeoff. Indeed there was a guy in the back wearing shorts with hairy legs and waving who said “I am here to make the rest of the crew look good”. Read more →

Cirque du Soleil of Montreal and Las Vegas has been using AutoCAD as their primary CAD software for years in the design of the worldwide shows. Read more →

Kean Through the Interface posted part 2 of his 4 part series of an interview of Autodesk founder John Walker hits on the AutoCAD software architecture, APIs, UNIX, LISP, and more. Read more →

AU 2008 Blogger Social is becoming reality! Spread the word to fellow CAD, Design, and Autodesk related bloggers who may be attending Autodesk University 2008. Read more →

The AUGIWorld magazine is just like AUGI membership, free and full of great benefits. The new issue is out and packed with wholesome goodness to assist you in your job using Autodesk products, Read more →

Thanks to BLAUGI I noticed more Autodesk blogs apparently went live bringing the count to 43 Autodesk blogs. Read more →

AU Beat: Meet "Hollywood's Best Kept Secret" The AU Beat is a collection of podcasts “audio” files you can listen to regarding Autodesk University 2008 and what will be occurring by some of those participating. Also check out the BLAUG... Read more →

Not by bicycle or hiking, but by plane basically around the world. I have quite a lineup this fall for trips to customer events like 3 Autodesk Universities (Shanghai, Tokyo, Las Vegas), A trip to Istanbul, Kuwait, and Dubai and a trip to Kansas City. Of course I cannot fly non-stop to most locations and go through cities in transit like Seoul Korea, Paris, and Bahrain. Read more →

After a success last year we are doing it again in addition to the hundreds of top notch structured classes and labs the un-conference will be happening. Read more →

Two of the highest rated and well respected AutoCAD related presenters at Autodesk University speak in a podcast about this year’s Autodesk University 2008 and the AutoCAD PowerTrack. Read more →

I found a service http://mloovi.com/ that provides RSS Feeds in multiple foreign languages.Below are feeds for multiple languages for the RSS feed of this blog Between the Lines. I don’t expect the translations by machine to be perfect but perhaps they will be close enough to understand. Read more →

I recently celebrated the 5 year birthday of this blog. I mentioned I would provide some stats for the 5 years. Read more →

My coworker a top notch developer, and also a fellow blogger (Through the Interface) Kean Walmsley just figured out that the founder of Autodesk lives not too far from the Autodesk office in Switzerland. Kean lives in Switzerland. So he had a visit and interview with John Walker, which for anyone is a treat and experience of a lifetime. Read more →

That's right in addition to Autodesk University in Las Vegas Nevada USA, and the recently announced Autodesk University Japan now there is a planned Autodesk University 2008 China! Read more →

Please join me in welcoming two more blogs to the Autodesk CAD Blogging world. Both of these blogs deal with development on the Autodesk products Autodesk Inventor and Autodesk Revit API’s (Application Programming Interface). Read more →

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