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Using Civil 3D Alignments Tools in Navisworks
Using the Civil Alignments tools, see how you can now drive along the road or navigate interactively.
Maximize Productivity with Enhanced Properties in Autodesk Navisworks
Learn about the new and enhanced features of Autodesk Navisworks 2025.
Mastering the New Properties Panel for Flanges in Inventor 2025
Did you know? Sheet Metal cuts and faces have now been transitioned to the Properties panel interface.
Working with Graphics in FrameMaker
Get quick tips and tricks for working with graphics in the Adobe FrameMaker software.
Revit 2025.2: What's New!
Learn about the most significant changes in this software release to help you stay ahead of the curve.
A Guide to Selecting & Installing the Correct Revit Version
If you have installed a Revit update but need to go back to the 2025.0 build, use the following steps to re-download the correct version.
System Variables in AutoCAD
Learn how system variables can optimize your AutoCAD experience with this first blog in a series of 3 posts.
Macros and Scripts
Creating macros is a great way to streamline your AutoCAD workflows. Learn more in this blog.
AutoLISP Commands to Manage System Variables in AutoCAD
Macros are great, but AutoLISP makes automation even smarter! Use a simple LISP program to manage system variables.
Linking Tables in AutoCAD
Learn how to use the Data Linking feature in AutoCAD with helpful tips in this post.
Revision Clouds in AutoCAD
In this blog we show you how to draw attention to a modified part of a drawing using Revision Clouds.
Sheet Metal Face Features in Inventor 2025
With the 2025 release, the Face feature is now presented using the Properties panel. Here are a few observations on creating face features.
Technical Writing Tip: Reviewing Comments in Adobe Acrobat
If you review a lot of marked-up documents using Adobe Acrobat, this blog provides tips on how to make reviewing those comments easier.
Hyphens are a handy punctuation mark, but sometimes it’s tricky to know when they’re needed. Read this blog for some quick tips!
Orbiting Models in Autodesk Inventor
Here's an enhancement applicable to the Inventor 2024.1 software (and later), when orbiting and using the {Shift} + MMB keys.
Webcast Q&A: Using Line and Curve labels in Civil 3D
Get answers to the questions from our webcast that discussed the dynamic nature of line and curve labels.
Webcast Q&A: Mastering Stairs in Autodesk Revit 2025
Cherisse provides answers to the questions asked in her webcast.
Grammar Terms: Parts of Speech
Nouns and verbs and adjectives, oh my! Here’s a quick refresher on the parts of speech.
Technical Writing Tip: Making Tables Easier to Read
Are you creating tables for your publications? Help readers find information they are looking for with these quick tips for making tables easier to read.