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The AutoCAD support tech for my company has just turned in his resignation, and I'm expecting to have to support the AutoCAD users now. Well, the only thing I know about ACAD is what the name is. Where can I get some top quality info in a hurry??
Network: Novell 4.x svrs, WinNT4 wstns (soon upgrading to 2000), FDDI nwk.
by donq
There are any number of excellent AutoCAD books out there if you need to learn the product (which I doubt). Keep in mind graphic files (and backups) consume MUCH disk space and your 1st concern MUST be to learn what and when to purge and/or update historical data. Other than that AutoCAD is just software that works on computers just like a word processing and/or spreadsheet product works. Relax and leave the programming and/or operations questions to users with the manuals and just keep the security and network structure consistent.
p.s.: If you must learn AutoCAD I suggest you take a 1 year leave and "bust your buns" studying before answering your 1st question. It's an awesome product!
by plsmiley
by sankulpune
Hello plsmiley,
Your best friend at this stage is the User Guide in the On Line Help.
by plsmiley
by sankulpune
Hello,
For hands-on, you could try tutorials thatcome with r13 help.
For more info. you could try AutoDESK site or www.cadalyst.com.
with regards,
SanganakSakha
by plsmiley
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