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AUTODESK SUBSCRIPTIONNew Feature ReleasesAutoCAD 2009Subscription members, as part of their benefits, can download the following via the Subscription Center www.autodesk.com/subscriptionloginAutodesk Vault 2009 Software DownloadDescriptionFor customers in the manufacturing, media, building and civil engineering industries Autodesk Vault securely stores allversions of design documents in a single location so users can easily find, reference, and reuse the right information.Autodesk Vault lets you coordinate working documents and synchronizes design-related efforts:Access & Version ControlPermission-based secure check-in/check-out of design documents ensures that team members are always working onthe correct version.Organize & Re-Use Design DataWith fast, powerful search capabilities you can quickly find elements of design work for reference or re-use.Work-in-Progress TrackingSecurely maintain a 'history of design' that safely stores all versions of the design evolution for reference andaccountability.Learn Morewww.autodesk.com/vaultRelease DateMarch 25, 2008Language AvailabilityEnglish, German, Japanese, French, Simplified Chinese, Italian, Traditional Chinese, Spanish, RussianCzech, Polish, Hungarian, Brazilian Portuguese - NEWWorldwideCountry AvailabilityTransitioning from AutoCAD 2008 e-LearningLesson Names &DescriptionsNavigating the AutoCAD InterfaceIn this lesson you navigate the AutoCAD user interface.Menu BrowserLearn to use the Menu Browser to perform common tasks in AutoCAD such as opening and closing drawings,accessing commands, setting options, and exiting AutoCAD.Quick ViewYou learn about the Quick View status bar controls and how to use them to navigate drawing views and layouts.Quick PropertiesIn this lesson you adjust object properties on several different types of objects.Layer Properties ManagerIn this lesson, you manage layer properties and perform other tasks while the layer properties manager dialog box isopen and available.Action MacrosIn this lesson, you use the Action Recorder to create action macros to improve productivity. First, you learn aboutaction macros and the purpose they serve.Customizing the UIIn this lesson, you customize aspects of the user interface in AutoCAD. You begin by learning how to customize theribbon panels and tabs.View CubeIn this lesson you use the ViewCube to navigate a 3D design environment. You begin by learning about its options andfunctionality, and then you use the command to navigate your design environment.Steering WheelsExplore the SteeringWheels view control and its options to navigate 2D and 3D design environments.ShowMotionIn this lesson, you learn how to use ShowMotion to create and view presentation views.Using DWFxIn this lesson you utilize the DWFx format to exchange digital design data. First you learn about the DWFx format andhow it differs from DWF, and then you learn about your options for creating, sharing, and creating markups.Release DateLanguage AvailabilityCountry AvailabilityApril 11, 2008English OnlyWorldwideAutodesk and AutoCAD are registered trademarks or trademarks of Autodesk, Inc., in the USA and/or other countries. All other brand names, productnames, or trademarks belong to their respective holders. Autodesk reserves the right to alter product offerings and specifications at any time withoutnotice, and is not responsible for typographical or graphical errors that may appear in this document. 2008 Autodesk, Inc. All rights reserved.

AUTODESK SUBSCRIPTIONNew Feature ReleasesAutoCAD 2009Subscription members, as part of their benefits, can download the following via the Subscription Center www.autodesk.com/subscriptionloginIntroduction to 3D ModelingLesson Names &DescriptionsIntroduction to 3DThis lesson introduces you to 3D modeling. It starts with an explanation of the types of 3D models you can create andhow you can change your viewing direction in 3D space to look at your designs from different directions. It thenexplains the commands you use to change your viewing direction, change the representation display of your models,and change the number of viewports and their display within the graphic window.Creating Solid PrimitivesThis lesson describes how to create 3D designs by creating solid model primitives.Creating Models from 2D ProfilesIn this lesson you will learn how to create surface and solid models by drawing part of the defining shape usingtechniques and geometry you are already familiar with.Creating Composite SolidsThis lesson covers the creation of composite solid models by combining multiple solid models into a new single model.Working in 3DThis lesson describes the 3D coordinate system, and how to define a custom coordinate system, control the display ofthe coordinate system icon, and acquire a point in 3D space.Editing Solid ModelsThis lesson describes solid model history, how to affect it, how to edit models using their grips, and how to change thesize and shape of solid models.Section a Solid Model and Generate 2D GeometryThis lesson describes how to graphically remove part of a 3D model and generate 2D geometry from the solid model.Creating Drawings from3D ModelsThis lesson describes how to display geometry from 3D models, and geometry generated from 3D models in layouts.Release DateLanguage AvailabilityCountry AvailabilityMay 30, 2008English OnlyWorldwideAn Introduction to Programming in AutoCAD Video TutorialLesson Names &DescriptionsThe following resource is a self-paced video tutorial demonstrating how to get started developing with AutoCAD .NET.About the presenter: Fenton Webb has been a member of the Autodesk DevTech team since 2000. Originally amember of the EMEA team, he has recently relocated to California to work for DevTech Americas. Fenon is an expertin all the AutoCAD APIs, AutoCAD OEM, RealDWG and Revit. H particularly enjoys travelling to evangelize the APIs hesupports at our annual Developer Days conferences.Level: beginnerRelease DateLanguage AvailabilityCountry AvailabilityJune 27 2008English OnlyWorldwideAutodesk and AutoCAD are registered trademarks or trademarks of Autodesk, Inc., in the USA and/or other countries. All other brand names, productnames, or trademarks belong to their respective holders. Autodesk reserves the right to alter product offerings and specifications at any time withoutnotice, and is not responsible for typographical or graphical errors that may appear in this document. 2008 Autodesk, Inc. All rights reserved.

AUTODESK SUBSCRIPTIONNew Feature ReleasesAutoCAD 2009Subscription members, as part of their benefits, can download the following via the Subscription Center www.autodesk.com/subscriptionloginIntroduction to 3D ModelingLessonNames &DescriptionsIntroduction to 3DThis lesson introduces you to 3D modeling. It starts with an explanation of the types of 3D models youcan create and how you can change your viewing direction in 3D space to look at your designs fromdifferent directions. It then explains the commands you use to change your viewing direction, change therepresentation display of your models, and change the number of viewports and their display within thegraphic window.Creating Solid PrimitivesThis lesson describes how to create 3D designs by creating solid model primitives.Creating Models from 2D ProfilesIn this lesson you will learn how to create surface and solid models by drawing part of the defining shapeusing techniques and geometry you are already familiar with.Creating Composite SolidsThis lesson covers the creation of composite solid models by combining multiple solid models into a newsingle model.Working in 3DThis lesson describes the 3D coordinate system, and how to define a custom coordinate system, controlthe display of the coordinate system icon, and acquire a point in 3D space.Editing Solid ModelsThis lesson describes solid model history, how to affect it, how to edit models using their grips, and howto change the size and shape of solid models.Section a Solid Model and Generate 2D GeometryThis lesson describes how to graphically remove part of a 3D model and generate 2D geometry from thesolid model.Creating Drawings from3D ModelsThis lesson describes how to display geometry from 3D models, and geometry generated from 3D modelsin layouts.Release DateLanguageMay 30, 2008EnglishAutodesk and AutoCAD are registered trademarks or trademarks of Autodesk, Inc., in the USA and/or other countries. All other brand names, productnames, or trademarks belong to their respective holders. Autodesk reserves the right to alter product offerings and specifications at any time withoutnotice, and is not responsible for typographical or graphical errors that may appear in this document. 2008 Autodesk, Inc. All rights reserved.

AUTODESK SUBSCRIPTIONNew Feature ReleasesAutoCAD Architecture 2009Subscription members, as part of their benefits, can download the following via the Subscription Center www.autodesk.com/subscriptionloginPrevious Version Use EnhancementDescriptionAre your clients still using previous versions of Autodesk software? Are you in the middle of a project you do not want todisrupt with an upgrade?Autodesk is enhancing the Subscription benefit for previous version use of software so you can upgrade to 2009software products and still be able to use previous versions - up to three releases back from the 2009 product release.As part of the new enhancement, a Subscription member is no longer required to have owned the previous version andmay request copies of eligible software media through the Subscription Center.Please note: For a complete understanding of this benefit, please read Eligible Product List, FAQ and the Terms &Conditions located under the Subscription Administration link on Subscription Center.Release DateLanguage AvailabilityCountry AvailabilityApril 7, 2008Previous Version Use applies if the current product version has been released in your language.Previous Version Use applies if the current product version has been released in your country.Autodesk KnowledgebaseDescriptionSolutions at your fingertips!The Autodesk Knowledgebase offers a unified search of more than 2 Million content sources through a single searchwindow. Users will experience robust search technology, a personalized experience, and segmented contentcategories that now encompasses solutions, forums, data, downloads, learning resources, and product help files.Special features for Subscription customers, include: Premium Content Personalized functionality based on entitlement Autodesk Solution Toolbar RSS feedsLearn More: To view the Knowledgebase Overview webinar, visit the Search the Autodesk Knowledgebase link locatedunder Technical Support on the Subscription Center. (located under RSS feeds toolbars on the right).Release DateLanguage AvailabilityCountry AvailabilityApril 11, 2008Eng English (US), French, Italian, German, Spanish, Brazil Portuguese, Traditional, Chinese, Simplified Chinese, Korean,JapanesePlease Note: Many of the keywords have also been localized to allow for the ability to enter the keyword in thelocalized language and have the keyword translated yielding results in both the localized language and English. Thecontent can be searched for in the multiple, though most content is currently in English.WorldwideAutodesk Impression 2 Software DownloadDescriptionImpress your colleagues and clients with compelling presentation-ready graphics created directly from your DWG and DWF files. Autodesk Impression software is easy to use, saves you time, and recognizes data from your CADfiles.Benefits: Release DateLanguage AvailabilityCountry AvailabilityGenerate Great-Looking Images—Fast. Presentation graphics are about winning business. Your images haveto sell your projects. With Impression you can easily apply graphical styles to your CAD files using prebuiltstyles or customized styles that you create—from pencil styles to watercolor fills.CAD Compatible - Because Impression understands CAD data, the illustration process is much faster thanwith general-purpose graphics applications. Open any DWG or DWF file in Impression. Impressionrecognizes blocks, layers, hatches and other CAD-specific data.Easy to Learn and Use - Impression is designed so that anyone in the office can learn the application inminutes and can get great results right away.Quickly Create Multiple Design Iterations - Quickly update your presentation graphics when designschange or apply your signature style to all the drawings that you produce.Integrate Into Existing Workflow - Impression fits easily into your existing workflow and is interoperablewith many popular graphics applications.March 25, 2008English, Japanese, GermanWorldwideAutodesk, AutoCAD and Inventor are registered trademarks or trademarks of Autodesk, Inc., in the USA and/or other countries. All other brand names,product names, or trademarks belong to their respective holders. Autodesk reserves the right to alter product offerings and specifications at any timewithout notice, and is not responsible for typographical or graphical errors that may appear in this document. 2008 Autodesk, Inc. All rights reserved.

AUTODESK SUBSCRIPTIONNew Feature ReleasesAutoCAD Architecture 2009Subscription members, as part of their benefits, can download the following via the Subscription Center www.autodesk.com/subscriptionloginAutodesk Vault 2009 Software DownloadDescriptionFor customers in the manufacturing, media, building and civil engineering industries Autodesk Vault securely stores allversions of design documents in a single location so users can easily find, reference, and reuse the right information.Autodesk Vault lets you coordinate working documents and synchronizes design-related efforts:Access & Version ControlPermission-based secure check-in/check-out of design documents ensures that team members are always working onthe correct version.Organize & Re-Use Design DataWith fast, powerful search capabilities you can quickly find elements of design work for reference or re-use.Work-in-Progress TrackingSecurely maintain a 'history of design' that safely stores all versions of the design evolution for reference andaccountability.Release DateLanguage AvailabilityCountry AvailabilityMarch 25, 2008English, German, Japanese, French, Simplified Chinese, Italian, Traditional Chinese, Spanish, RussianCzech, Polish, Hungarian, Brazilian Portuguese - NEWWorldwideDrawing Compare ExtensionDescriptionThe Drawing Compare feature enhances collaboration by using color-coded displays to show items on a drawing thathave been changed, added, or deleted by other members of the design team. Changes to items such as styles, fireratings, or other non-graphical properties are also tracked. Combined with redlining features, such as revision clouds,the Drawing Compare features help make communication across the design team clearer than everRelease DateLanguage AvailabilityMarch 25, 2008English, Japanese, German, French, Italian, Korean, Spanish, Russian , Czech, Traditional Chinese - NEW Hungarian NEWWorldwideCountry AvailabilityArchVision Rich Photorealistic Content (RPC)DescriptionAutoCAD Architecture and AutoCAD MEP subscription customers now have access to a library of RichPhotorealistic Content (RPC) from ArchVision. The library consists of over 100 high-quality images of trees, people, andvehicles, enabling AutoCAD Architecture and AutoCAD MEP users to transform renderings into effective, lifelikescenes. With this library of RPC images, AutoCAD Architecture and AutoCAD MEP users can add as many objects intoscenes as needed to make them realistic, without sacrificing rendering performance.Release DateLanguage AvailabilityCountry AvailabilityApril 25, 2008English OnlyWorldwideMigration Assistant: Import/Export 2009DescriptionThe Migration Assistant: Import/Export 2009 feature allows files and custom settings to be imported to and exportedfrom an installation of the same release of AutoCAD Architecture 2009 or AutoCAD MEP 2009. This includescustomization (CUI) files as well as profile (registry-stored) settings.Release DateLanguage AvailabilityMay 30, 2008English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Traditional Chinese, BrazilianPortuguese, Czech, Hungarian, Polish, Russian, Nordic DutchWorldwideCountry AvailabilityAutodesk, AutoCAD and Inventor are registered trademarks or trademarks of Autodesk, Inc., in the USA and/or other countries. All other brand names,product names, or trademarks belong to their respective holders. Autodesk reserves the right to alter product offerings and specifications at any timewithout notice, and is not responsible for typographical or graphical errors that may appear in this document. 2008 Autodesk, Inc. All rights reserved.

AUTODESK SUBSCRIPTIONNew Feature ReleasesAutoCAD Architecture 2009Subscription members, as part of their benefits, can download the following via the Subscription Center www.autodesk.com/subscriptionloginBenefits of Using Projects e-LearningLesson Names &DescriptionsIntroduction to ProjectsYou create and manage a project and the drawing files in the project using project management tools, such as theProject Browser and the Project Navigator.Using Constructs and ElementsConstructs and Elements are objects which can be used in the Project Navigator to build up an architectural plan. Thismethod allows for an enhanced organization of the project drawings.Creating View DrawingsYou use view drawings to view and annotate different areas of a building model. The view drawings are displayed,created, and managed in the Views tab of the Project Navigator. A view drawing can contain multiple model spaceviews, which are defined areas of a view drawing that you use to display a specific area of a plan, elevation, section or3D view of a building.Creating and Managing Plotting SheetsYou create plotting sheets to set up drawings for printing or electronic transfer to other members of your design teamand clients. A plotting sheet can contain multiple drawings. You can view and manage these sheets by creating sheetsets using the Project Navigator. You can also use the Project Navigator to rename and renumber sheets and sheetviews.Creating a Project from Existing AutoCAD DrawingsIn this lesson you learn how to take a series of AutoCAD drawings which have been created outside of AutoCADArchitecture and incorporate them into the Project Navigator.Sharing Project FilesAfter completing a project you can convert the drawing files into different formats by plotting, publishing, andtransmitting files. You use these processes to plot drawings, publish electronic drawing sets, and transmit the digitaloutput. You can communicate the project files with your clients by combining them into a compressed folder usingtransmitting.Release DateLanguage AvailabilityCountry AvailabilityApril 25, 2008English OnlyWorldwideCreating Construction Drawings e-LearningLesson Names &DescriptionsAnnotating Drawings - You use annotations to make a drawing easy to understand by providing information about thedrawing and the objects in it. Annotations include text, symbols, dimensions, and keynotes that you can add to adrawing.Working with Schedule Tags and Tables - You use schedule tags and tables to display information, such as referencenumber, width, height, and thickness, about the objects in your architectural drawing. This information is displayed onconstruction documents.Using Callouts and Titlemarks - You use callouts to identify or call

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