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AutoCAD 2010 Update Guide: What's Inside?

Name: AutoCAD 2010 Update Guide: What's Inside?
Author: Ralph Grabowski
ISBN: 9781435493025

by Ralph Grabowski

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Overview

AUTOCAD 2010 UPDATE GUIDE: What's Inside? is the most detailed book on what's new and what's changed in AutoCAD 2010. Get up to speed faster than ever before with this concise guide to the newest features of Autocad 2010. Every new command, system variable, and user interface element is meticulously detailed, including those not documented by Autodesk. Separate chapters describe the new and changed features in topical and alphabetical order. Learn the top 3 enhancements as well as the top 3 hidden features. Also inside is every new keystroke, file type, and alias as well as instructions for installing AutoCAD 2010 on netbook-class computers.

Synopsis

AUTOCAD® 2010 UPDATE GUIDE: What's Inside? is the most detailed book on what's new and what's changed in AutoCAD® 2010. Get up to speed faster than ever before with this concise guide to the newest features of Autocad® 2010. Every new command, system variable, and user interface element is meticulously detailed, including those not documented by Autodesk®. Separate chapters describe the new and changed features in topical and alphabetical order. Learn the top 3 enhancements as well as the top 3 hidden features. Also inside is every new keystroke, file type, and alias as well as instructions for installing AutoCAD® 2010 on netbook-class computers.

About the Author, Ralph Grabowski

Ralph Grabowski is the editor of upFront.eZine, the weekly e-newsletter that reports on the business of CAD [computer-aided design]. Ralph has been writing about CAD since 1985, and is the author of over 100 books and e-books on CAD, graphics, and the Internet. His favorite hobby is digital photography, but also enjoys reading non-fiction, exploring new cities, and spending time with his family. He received his B.A.Sc. degree in civil engineering from the University of British Columbia. His industry blog is well known and respected in the industry. He has successfully served as both author and compositor for his books for several years.

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"I like the writing style. It is more casual and less textbook feeling. It's like listening to someone who is very familair with the old AutoCAD, explaining the new version."

"It provided easily digestible information without all the unnecessary 'fluff' included in similar textbooks." "I plan on recommending this textbook for use in update training as well as recommending it to students who wish to purchase an update text." "I find this book to be unique and refreshing. I would be very surprised it was not a strong seller."

"I like the organization, the simplicity, easy to find list of commands (both deleted and new) and the brief 'how to use' explanations." "I think this reference guide would be a great insert in many different AutoCAD textbooks regardless of the publisher."