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This month's Corner is another belter with a raft of articles, all helping to improve your productivity - most important in these difficult times.
Most of us are feeling almost comfortable with AutoCAD 2010 by now and in the June Corner, Michael demostrates a number of ways to tweak the interface for your own benefit. In addition, there's a great tutorial on the rotation of viewports in A2010 that everyone should take a look at.
Just a few gems to keep you learning with AutoCAD until your summer vacation - have a good one.
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I am very pleased to announce the launch of the CADTutor AutoCAD FAQ. The idea is to provide model answers to the most frequently asked questions about AutoCAD. It's a fantastic new resource that will continue to grow in the future. I hope you find it useful. The FAQ has been developed with the help of some of our most gifted forum members and I am very grateful to them. Do let us know what you think of our latest endeavour.
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Have you ever wanted to change your QNEW command or your "New" button to open a certain .dwt file? Here's how:
Go to the options menu and select the tab.
Go down to .
Select .
Select the .dwt file you want to use.
Now when you open AutoCAD or hit the "New" button this .dwt will load every time.
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