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Whew! Today is hot and so is this month's Corner. Michael Beall, our resident monthly contributor is taking a break for July (he was last seen training in Albuquerque) but he'll be back next month with some AutoCAD 2009 tips and tricks.
So, this month it's my turn and what a treat to be able to give a few tips and pass on a few ideas of my own. I've taken a really hard look at the AutoCAD 2009 ribbon over the last few weeks and I bring you my thoughts on that. In addition, you'll find information on Autodesk Freewheel, getting the latest drivers for your graphics card and how to get a free copy of AutoCAD for use at home - yes, you read that correctly. All will be revealed in this month's Corner.
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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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