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A few months ago I posted about an MS ride we are doing August 1 and offered a shameless plug looking for some small donations to help me hit my goal.
Needless to say I got nothing. After pouting for a few days and swearing that I wouldn’t post another tip to the blog, I decided [...]
Source: All About CAD – One more try…
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As Windows 7 heads for manufacture Bill Gates looks back 30 years*…
Bill Gates: My 1979 Memories – Gizmodo
Our Gizmodo ’79 celebration may have ended last week, but there’s room for a final po [...]
Source: RobiNZ CAD Blog – Bill Gates remembers 1979
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If the two objects you select are segments of a polyline, they must be adjacent or separated by one arc segment.
You can chamfer an entire polyline so each intersection is chamfered. For best results, keep the chamfer distances equal. In the following example, you chamfer a closed polyline by setting both chamfer [...]
Source: CAD Blog.Net – Chamfering Polylines and Polyline Segments
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You can’t predict the future…
Source: RobiNZ CAD Blog – Twits Progress?
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My sincere apologies to the faithful followers of The CAD Geek Blog. As you probably gathered from my last post (way back on May 30th), I have been focusing just about all of my energy on finding a new job. Thankfully it seems all of that hard work has paid off, and just today …
Source: All About CAD – Using MindManager for CAD/BIM Documentation
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I think I’ve filed a few Type 4 CER (see below) reports to Autodesk but can only remember one. It was on a workstation, running a beta where CER is not optional and shows on re-start if you crash out…
Source: RobiNZ CAD Blog – They do read those CER reports, so don’t just hit cancel!
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Isn’t it a small world? Today I was documenting project process and made MindManager Map Parts to make it faster. I thought this might be a good topic for a blog post. I have written about Map Parts b …
Source: RobiNZ CAD Blog – Rapid and flexible CAD/BIM documentation using MindManager Map Parts
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I haven’t found many retail fit-out/design specific blogs in my net travels. Perhaps it’s a niche but given the number of shops, and potential other uses for shop fittings, I think there is an audience …
Source: RobiNZ CAD Blog – Fixtures Close Up, a retail fixture blog!
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July 10, 2009 in CAD, IntelliCAD
In an earlier post I wondered how GreatStar, an ITC member, could put up the “Autodesk Authorized Developer” logo on their web site, especially since I could not find any mention about them in the Autodesk Partner Index. An anonymous comment pointed me to this page on the Autodesk web site. The page is the Autodesk partner page for CADAddOn.com, an Autodesk …
Source: Everyone’s Blog Posts – IntelliCAD.net – Autodesk Authorized Developer Logo
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By default, objects are trimmed when chamfered, but you can use the Trim option to specify that they remain untrimmed.
To chamfer without trimming
From the Modify menu, choose Chamfer.
Enter t (Trim).
Enter n (No Trim).
Select the first line and then the second line.
The chamfered object is untrimmed.
System variables Set TRIMMODE to 1 to trim the objects [...]
Source: CAD Blog.Net – Trimming Chamfered Objects
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