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Tweet Do you have old drawings that don’t show thumbnails when you select them in the Select File dialog box? Even though this drawing says it was last modified in 2010, it was created much earlier. It’s probably at least 15 years old. The system variable that determines whether a drawing saves a [...] Tweet Autodesk 360 is a cloud-based online service is used primarily for storing and reviewing drawing files on the go. There is also AutoCAD WS, which is a web app that lets you edit DWG files online, including on mobile devices. In this post, I’ll focus on Autodesk 360. You can add apps for specific [...] Tweet A viewer asked: I have lost my menus such as draw, render, etc. Everything that would allow me to copy, move, trim etc. I don’t have anything that will allow me to enter commands. Also my menu bar ie. file, window, help. The command line at the bottom of the drawing is also gone. [...] Tweet The command line is an essential component of drawing in AutoCAD. Even if you don’t type comments there, you need to look at it for prompts and you probably use it to specify options. The command line is actually a palette window. By default, the command line is docked at the bottom of your [...] Tweet This is a guest blog post from Paul Munford. It’s happened to all of us. A car outside backfires, a door slams or a cheeky college sneaks up behind you and gives you a tickle; before you know it your AutoCAD user interface is a mess! If you’ve invested a lot of time setting [...] |
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