http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link?f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6 en-us SimpleFeed 2.0a1 http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/logo?f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6 http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link?f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6 http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/ahh_the_week_before_au__452173390?f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6 http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/ahh_the_week_before_au__452173390?f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6 <div style="margin: 0in 0in 10pt">So I’ve been working for a while now on my new BIM for Manufacturers class, videos, presentation, etc and I’m pretty geeked about rolling it out at AU. BIM as many of you know is one of the few ackronyms we through around here… just a few [grin]. It stands for Building Information Modeling and it is absolutely revolutionizing the way in which buildings are designed, constructed, and commissioned. If you are a building product or equipment manufacturer you are already aware of the demands for “BIM content”.</div><br /> <div style="margin: 0in 0in 10pt"><br /> <p>So what architects, contractors, and building owners are asking of you sounds at the surface at least an easy request. “Hey, you already have that thing-a-ma-bob already modeled up – why don’t you just sent that my way so I can put it into my Revit file?” Oh, what’s that you say…. It’s a 15,000 part assembly, and you have every nut bolt and washer, tolerance, drilled and tapped hole, folded and unfolded sheet metal parts built into that model. Well that’s just too much detail, why would you put that much detail into a 3D model…. Hmmm, maybe its because our entire manufacturing process is derived from my Digital Prototype.</p><br /> <p align="center"><img class="" alt="" width="480" height="332" src="/files/36501_36600/36501/file_36501.png" /></p><br /> </div><br /> <div style="margin: 0in 0in 10pt">So this is the dilemma that I’m working to resolve. How can I provide information to architects, contractors, and engineers that contains the right information, with the right level of detail, right now?</div><br /> <div style="margin: 0in 0in 10pt">Ready for it….wait, here it comes – It depends.</div><br /> <div style="margin: 0in 0in 10pt">That’s Confucius level thinking there eh? Did you hear the harpsichord in the background while you read the ultimate answer – It depends… I did.</div><br /> <div style="margin: 0in 0in 10pt">But seriously it depends on two key things. Your current deliverables – are you a 2D or 3D house. Second it depends on your desired result – is this a situation where I can send “the” exact configuration of a specific order to the architect, or do I want to market my products through an online resource designed specifically to host product specifications and design files?</div><br /> <div style="margin: 0in 0in 10pt">So you see what I mean then, right? It honestly depends. Over the next month I’m going to be rolling out workflows for four key profiles in this process.</div><br /> <div style="text-indent: -0.25in; margin: 0in 0in 0pt 38pt"><span>1.<span style="font: 7pt 'Times New Roman'">       </span></span>2D design houses that are happy to be 2D for now but still need to create 3D BIM content. Without slowing down engineering production.</div><br /> <div style="text-indent: -0.25in; margin: 0in 0in 0pt 38pt"><span>2.<span style="font: 7pt 'Times New Roman'">       </span></span>Autodesk Inventor houses that want to protect intellectual property, but also want to provide BIM content without remodeling what has already been modeled.</div><br /> <div style="text-indent: -0.25in; margin: 0in 0in 0pt 38pt"><span>3.<span style="font: 7pt 'Times New Roman'">       </span></span>AnyCAD houses that can utilize the tools designed specifically to simplify models using native translators and AEC Exchange functionality again to provide BIM content without remodeling.</div><br /> <div style="text-indent: -0.25in; margin: 0in 0in 10pt 38pt"><span>4.<span style="font: 7pt 'Times New Roman'">       </span></span>Houses that want to publish a catalog of products, in multiple formats, and host that data on an online resource designed to host product specification and design files.</div><br /> <div style="margin: 0in 0in 10pt"><br /> <p>So a lot of information coming out after Autodesk University. Stay tuned and I hope to see many of you in two weeks in Las Vegas baby!. (what you can’t say Vegas without saying Vegas Baby….right?)</p><br /> <p>-Rob</p><br /> </div> <font family="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="-1"> <!--CONTENT--> <h1 style="font-size: 15px; font-weight:bold;">Ahh, the Week Before AU</h1> <div style="margin: 0in 0in 10pt">So I’ve been working for a while now on my new BIM for Manufacturers class, videos, presentation, etc and I’m pretty geeked about rolling it out at AU. BIM as many of you know is one of the few ackronyms we through around here… just a few [grin]. It stands for Building Information Modeling and it is absolutely revolutionizing the way in which buildings are designed, constructed, and commissioned. If you are a building product or equipment manufacturer you are already aware of the demands for “BIM content”.</div><br /> <div style="margin: 0in 0in 10pt"><br /> <p>So what architects, contractors, and building owners are asking of you sounds at the surface at least an easy request. “Hey, you already have that thing-a-ma-bob already modeled up – why don’t you just sent that my way so I can put it into my Revit file?” Oh, what’s that you say…. It’s a 15,000 part assembly, and you have every nut bolt and washer, tolerance, drilled and tapped hole, folded and unfolded sheet metal parts built into that model. Well that’s just too much detail, why would you put that much detail into a 3D model…. Hmmm, maybe its because our entire manufacturing process is derived from my Digital Prototype.</p><br /> <p align="center"><img class="" alt="" width="480" height="332" src="/files/36501_36600/36501/file_36501.png" /></p><br /> </div><br /> <div style="margin: 0in 0in 10pt">So this is the dilemma that I’m working to resolve. How can I provide information to architects, contractors, and engineers that contains the right information, with the right level of detail, right now?</div><br /> <div style="margin: 0in 0in 10pt">Ready for it….wait, here it comes – It depends.</div><br /> <div style="margin: 0in 0in 10pt">That’s Confucius level thinking there eh? Did you hear the harpsichord in the background while you read the ultimate answer – It depends… I did.</div><br /> <div style="margin: 0in 0in 10pt">But seriously it depends on two key things. Your current deliverables – are you a 2D or 3D house. Second it depends on your desired result – is this a situation where I can send “the” exact configuration of a specific order to the architect, or do I want to market my products through an online resource designed specifically to host product specifications and design files?</div><br /> <div style="margin: 0in 0in 10pt">So you see what I mean then, right? It honestly depends. Over the next month I’m going to be rolling out workflows for four key profiles in this process.</div><br /> <div style="text-indent: -0.25in; margin: 0in 0in 0pt 38pt"><span>1.<span style="font: 7pt 'Times New Roman'">       </span></span>2D design houses that are happy to be 2D for now but still need to create 3D BIM content. Without slowing down engineering production.</div><br /> <div style="text-indent: -0.25in; margin: 0in 0in 0pt 38pt"><span>2.<span style="font: 7pt 'Times New Roman'">       </span></span>Autodesk Inventor houses that want to protect intellectual property, but also want to provide BIM content without remodeling what has already been modeled.</div><br /> <div style="text-indent: -0.25in; margin: 0in 0in 0pt 38pt"><span>3.<span style="font: 7pt 'Times New Roman'">       </span></span>AnyCAD houses that can utilize the tools designed specifically to simplify models using native translators and AEC Exchange functionality again to provide BIM content without remodeling.</div><br /> <div style="text-indent: -0.25in; margin: 0in 0in 10pt 38pt"><span>4.<span style="font: 7pt 'Times New Roman'">       </span></span>Houses that want to publish a catalog of products, in multiple formats, and host that data on an online resource designed to host product specification and design files.</div><br /> <div style="margin: 0in 0in 10pt"><br /> <p>So a lot of information coming out after Autodesk University. Stay tuned and I hope to see many of you in two weeks in Las Vegas baby!. (what you can’t say Vegas without saying Vegas Baby….right?)</p><br /> <p>-Rob</p><br /> </div> <!--CONTENT--> </font><p/> <img src="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/i/1/_/ahh_the_week_before_au__452173390/5.gif?f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6&s=Ae4RF4r-Dz3E-vWfPtWcwTEsbnVsbCwwLDA*"/> <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/ahh_the_week_before_au__452173390?h=zrn6D-D9qXPa26O41-rhgm_hbQsELVB5xSGnVTQFyhidwIRUrsiD2L3LUKyDYofspiv0AImN3ncBznRJoOCEQB3-Pi3N2ur8XWTOszmpU6bzMGdAPPnDzxmmtib3-wPc&f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6" style="margin-left:24px; color: #118888; text-decoration:none;"> Update My Feed Preferences </a> ]]> Blogs The Gear Box Fri, 20 Nov 2009 22:19:00 GMT http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/ahh_the_week_before_au__912641501?f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6 http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/ahh_the_week_before_au__912641501?f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6 <div style="margin: 0in 0in 10pt">So I’ve been working for a while now on my new BIM for Manufacturers class, videos, presentation, etc and I’m pretty geeked about rolling it out at AU. BIM as many of you know is one of the few ackronyms we through around here… just a few [grin]. It stands for Building Information Modeling and it is absolutely revolutionizing the way in which buildings are designed, constructed, and commissioned. If you are a building product or equipment manufacturer you are already aware of the demands for “BIM content”.</div><br /> <div style="margin: 0in 0in 10pt"><br /> <p>So what architects, contractors, and building owners are asking of you sounds at the surface at least an easy request. “Hey, you already have that thing-a-ma-bob already modeled up – why don’t you just sent that my way so I can put it into my Revit file?” Oh, what’s that you say…. It’s a 15,000 part assembly, and you have every nut bolt and washer, tolerance, drilled and tapped hole, folded and unfolded sheet metal parts built into that model. Well that’s just too much detail, why would you put that much detail into a 3D model…. Hmmm, maybe its because our entire manufacturing process is derived from my Digital Prototype.</p><br /> <p align="center"><img class="" alt="" width="480" height="332" src="/files/36501_36600/36501/file_36501.png" /></p><br /> </div><br /> <div style="margin: 0in 0in 10pt">So this is the dilemma that I’m working to resolve. How can I provide information to architects, contractors, and engineers that contains the right information, with the right level of detail, right now?</div><br /> <div style="margin: 0in 0in 10pt">Ready for it….wait, here it comes – It depends.</div><br /> <div style="margin: 0in 0in 10pt">That’s Confucius level thinking there eh? Did you hear the harpsichord in the background while you read the ultimate answer – It depends… I did.</div><br /> <div style="margin: 0in 0in 10pt">But seriously it depends on two key things. Your current deliverables – are you a 2D or 3D house. Second it depends on your desired result – is this a situation where I can send “the” exact configuration of a specific order to the architect, or do I want to market my products through an online resource designed specifically to host product specifications and design files?</div><br /> <div style="margin: 0in 0in 10pt">So you see what I mean then, right? It honestly depends. Over the next month I’m going to be rolling out workflows for four key profiles in this process.</div><br /> <div style="text-indent: -0.25in; margin: 0in 0in 0pt 38pt"><span>1.<span style="font: 7pt 'Times New Roman'">       </span></span>2D design houses that are happy to be 2D for now but still need to create 3D BIM content. Without slowing down engineering production.</div><br /> <div style="text-indent: -0.25in; margin: 0in 0in 0pt 38pt"><span>2.<span style="font: 7pt 'Times New Roman'">       </span></span>Autodesk Inventor houses that want to protect intellectual property, but also want to provide BIM content without remodeling what has already been modeled.</div><br /> <div style="text-indent: -0.25in; margin: 0in 0in 0pt 38pt"><span>3.<span style="font: 7pt 'Times New Roman'">       </span></span>AnyCAD houses that can utilize the tools designed specifically to simplify models using native translators and AEC Exchange functionality again to provide BIM content without remodeling.</div><br /> <div style="text-indent: -0.25in; margin: 0in 0in 10pt 38pt"><span>4.<span style="font: 7pt 'Times New Roman'">       </span></span>Houses that want to publish a catalog of products, in multiple formats, and host that data on an online resource designed to host product specification and design files.</div><br /> <div style="margin: 0in 0in 10pt"><br /> <p>So a lot of information coming out after Autodesk University. Stay tuned and I hope to see many of you in two weeks in Las Vegas baby!. (what you can’t say Vegas without saying Vegas Baby….right?)</p><br /> <p>-Rob</p><br /> </div> <font family="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="-1"> <!--CONTENT--> <h1 style="font-size: 15px; font-weight:bold;">Ahh, the Week Before AU</h1> <div style="margin: 0in 0in 10pt">So I’ve been working for a while now on my new BIM for Manufacturers class, videos, presentation, etc and I’m pretty geeked about rolling it out at AU. BIM as many of you know is one of the few ackronyms we through around here… just a few [grin]. It stands for Building Information Modeling and it is absolutely revolutionizing the way in which buildings are designed, constructed, and commissioned. If you are a building product or equipment manufacturer you are already aware of the demands for “BIM content”.</div><br /> <div style="margin: 0in 0in 10pt"><br /> <p>So what architects, contractors, and building owners are asking of you sounds at the surface at least an easy request. “Hey, you already have that thing-a-ma-bob already modeled up – why don’t you just sent that my way so I can put it into my Revit file?” Oh, what’s that you say…. It’s a 15,000 part assembly, and you have every nut bolt and washer, tolerance, drilled and tapped hole, folded and unfolded sheet metal parts built into that model. Well that’s just too much detail, why would you put that much detail into a 3D model…. Hmmm, maybe its because our entire manufacturing process is derived from my Digital Prototype.</p><br /> <p align="center"><img class="" alt="" width="480" height="332" src="/files/36501_36600/36501/file_36501.png" /></p><br /> </div><br /> <div style="margin: 0in 0in 10pt">So this is the dilemma that I’m working to resolve. How can I provide information to architects, contractors, and engineers that contains the right information, with the right level of detail, right now?</div><br /> <div style="margin: 0in 0in 10pt">Ready for it….wait, here it comes – It depends.</div><br /> <div style="margin: 0in 0in 10pt">That’s Confucius level thinking there eh? Did you hear the harpsichord in the background while you read the ultimate answer – It depends… I did.</div><br /> <div style="margin: 0in 0in 10pt">But seriously it depends on two key things. Your current deliverables – are you a 2D or 3D house. Second it depends on your desired result – is this a situation where I can send “the” exact configuration of a specific order to the architect, or do I want to market my products through an online resource designed specifically to host product specifications and design files?</div><br /> <div style="margin: 0in 0in 10pt">So you see what I mean then, right? It honestly depends. Over the next month I’m going to be rolling out workflows for four key profiles in this process.</div><br /> <div style="text-indent: -0.25in; margin: 0in 0in 0pt 38pt"><span>1.<span style="font: 7pt 'Times New Roman'">       </span></span>2D design houses that are happy to be 2D for now but still need to create 3D BIM content. Without slowing down engineering production.</div><br /> <div style="text-indent: -0.25in; margin: 0in 0in 0pt 38pt"><span>2.<span style="font: 7pt 'Times New Roman'">       </span></span>Autodesk Inventor houses that want to protect intellectual property, but also want to provide BIM content without remodeling what has already been modeled.</div><br /> <div style="text-indent: -0.25in; margin: 0in 0in 0pt 38pt"><span>3.<span style="font: 7pt 'Times New Roman'">       </span></span>AnyCAD houses that can utilize the tools designed specifically to simplify models using native translators and AEC Exchange functionality again to provide BIM content without remodeling.</div><br /> <div style="text-indent: -0.25in; margin: 0in 0in 10pt 38pt"><span>4.<span style="font: 7pt 'Times New Roman'">       </span></span>Houses that want to publish a catalog of products, in multiple formats, and host that data on an online resource designed to host product specification and design files.</div><br /> <div style="margin: 0in 0in 10pt"><br /> <p>So a lot of information coming out after Autodesk University. Stay tuned and I hope to see many of you in two weeks in Las Vegas baby!. (what you can’t say Vegas without saying Vegas Baby….right?)</p><br /> <p>-Rob</p><br /> </div> <!--CONTENT--> </font><p/> <img src="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/i/1/_/ahh_the_week_before_au__912641501/5.gif?f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6&s=Ae4RF4r-Dz3E-vWfPtWcwTEsbnVsbCwwLDA*"/> <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/ahh_the_week_before_au__912641501?h=zrn6D-D9qXPa26O41-rhgm_hbQsELVB5xSGnVTQFyhidwIRUrsiD2L3LUKyDYofspiv0AImN3ncBznRJoOCEQB3-Pi3N2ur8XWTOszmpU6bzMGdAPPnDzxmmtib3-wPc&f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6" style="margin-left:24px; color: #118888; text-decoration:none;"> Update My Feed Preferences </a> ]]> Blogs The Gear Box Fri, 20 Nov 2009 22:19:00 GMT http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_wish_list_ballot_from_augi_is_open__166233654?f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6 http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_wish_list_ballot_from_augi_is_open__166233654?f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6 <p>The most recent Inventor Wish List Ballot is set to close November 23 so head on over to AUGI to add your wish list items and cast your vote. Each year <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_wish_list_ballot_from_augi_is_open__166233654?h=lkghb5dLhNFhAEbEyGr0cz-k2iWaSupqghvhNAOw4-OH0s_J_eJOhw**&f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6">AUGI </a>gives Autodesk their top ten items (from this Ballot) for future enhancements to Inventor.  In recent years we have added 4 or 5 of these items into Inventor so make sure you add your items and cast your votes. This is one of the best ways to be heard and help guide future enhancement to Inventor.</p><br /> <p align="center"><a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_wish_list_ballot_from_augi_is_open__166233654?h=lkghb5dLhNFhAEbEyGr0cz-k2iWaSupqghvhNAOw4-OH0s_J_eJOhw**&f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6"><img width="421" height="727" border="0" alt="" src="/files/36401_36500/36461/file_36461.png" /></a></p><br /> <p align="left">Happy voting!</p> <font family="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="-1"> <!--CONTENT--> <h1 style="font-size: 15px; font-weight:bold;">Inventor Wish List Ballot from AUGI is open</h1> <p>The most recent Inventor Wish List Ballot is set to close November 23 so head on over to AUGI to add your wish list items and cast your vote. Each year <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_wish_list_ballot_from_augi_is_open__166233654?h=lkghb5dLhNFhAEbEyGr0cz-k2iWaSupqghvhNAOw4-OH0s_J_eJOhw**&f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6">AUGI </a>gives Autodesk their top ten items (from this Ballot) for future enhancements to Inventor.  In recent years we have added 4 or 5 of these items into Inventor so make sure you add your items and cast your votes. This is one of the best ways to be heard and help guide future enhancement to Inventor.</p><br /> <p align="center"><a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_wish_list_ballot_from_augi_is_open__166233654?h=lkghb5dLhNFhAEbEyGr0cz-k2iWaSupqghvhNAOw4-OH0s_J_eJOhw**&f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6"><img width="421" height="727" border="0" alt="" src="/files/36401_36500/36461/file_36461.png" /></a></p><br /> <p align="left">Happy voting!</p> <!--CONTENT--> </font><p/> <img src="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/i/1/_/inventor_wish_list_ballot_from_augi_is_open__166233654/5.gif?f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6&s=Ae4RF4r-Dz3E-vWfPtWcwTEsbnVsbCwwLDA*"/> <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_wish_list_ballot_from_augi_is_open__166233654?h=zrn6D-D9qXPa26O41-rhgm_hbQsELVB5xSGnVTQFyhidwIRUrsiD2L3LUKyDYofspiv0AImN3ncBznRJoOCEQB3-Pi3N2ur8XWTOszmpU6bzMGdAPPnDzxmmtib3-wPc&f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6" style="margin-left:24px; color: #118888; text-decoration:none;"> Update My Feed Preferences </a> ]]> Blogs In the Machine Fri, 20 Nov 2009 07:40:00 GMT http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_wish_list_ballot_from_augi_is_open__18487415?f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6 http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_wish_list_ballot_from_augi_is_open__18487415?f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6 <p>The most recent Inventor Wish List Ballot is set to close November 23 so head on over to AUGI to add your wish list items and cast your vote. Each year <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_wish_list_ballot_from_augi_is_open__18487415?h=lkghb5dLhNFhAEbEyGr0cz-k2iWaSupqghvhNAOw4-OH0s_J_eJOhw**&f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6">AUGI </a>gives Autodesk their top ten items (from this Ballot) for future enhancements to Inventor.  In recent years we have added 4 or 5 of these items into Inventor so make sure you add your items and cast your votes. This is one of the best ways to be heard and help guide future enhancement to Inventor.</p><br /> <p align="center"><a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_wish_list_ballot_from_augi_is_open__18487415?h=lkghb5dLhNFhAEbEyGr0cz-k2iWaSupqghvhNAOw4-OH0s_J_eJOhw**&f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6"><img width="421" height="727" border="0" alt="" src="/files/36401_36500/36461/file_36461.png" /></a></p><br /> <p align="left">Happy voting!</p> <font family="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="-1"> <!--CONTENT--> <h1 style="font-size: 15px; font-weight:bold;">Inventor Wish List Ballot from AUGI is open</h1> <p>The most recent Inventor Wish List Ballot is set to close November 23 so head on over to AUGI to add your wish list items and cast your vote. Each year <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_wish_list_ballot_from_augi_is_open__18487415?h=lkghb5dLhNFhAEbEyGr0cz-k2iWaSupqghvhNAOw4-OH0s_J_eJOhw**&f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6">AUGI </a>gives Autodesk their top ten items (from this Ballot) for future enhancements to Inventor.  In recent years we have added 4 or 5 of these items into Inventor so make sure you add your items and cast your votes. This is one of the best ways to be heard and help guide future enhancement to Inventor.</p><br /> <p align="center"><a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_wish_list_ballot_from_augi_is_open__18487415?h=lkghb5dLhNFhAEbEyGr0cz-k2iWaSupqghvhNAOw4-OH0s_J_eJOhw**&f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6"><img width="421" height="727" border="0" alt="" src="/files/36401_36500/36461/file_36461.png" /></a></p><br /> <p align="left">Happy voting!</p> <!--CONTENT--> </font><p/> <img src="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/i/1/_/inventor_wish_list_ballot_from_augi_is_open__18487415/5.gif?f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6&s=Ae4RF4r-Dz3E-vWfPtWcwTEsbnVsbCwwLDA*"/> <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_wish_list_ballot_from_augi_is_open__18487415?h=zrn6D-D9qXPa26O41-rhgm_hbQsELVB5xSGnVTQFyhidwIRUrsiD2L3LUKyDYofspiv0AImN3ncBznRJoOCEQB3-Pi3N2ur8XWTOszmpU6bzMGdAPPnDzxmmtib3-wPc&f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6" style="margin-left:24px; color: #118888; text-decoration:none;"> Update My Feed Preferences </a> ]]> In the Machine Blogs Fri, 20 Nov 2009 07:40:00 GMT http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_wish_list_ballot_from_augi_is_open__199584802?f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6 http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_wish_list_ballot_from_augi_is_open__199584802?f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6 <p>The most recent Inventor Wish List Ballot is set to close November 23 so head on over to AUGI to add your wish list items and cast your vote. Each year <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_wish_list_ballot_from_augi_is_open__199584802?h=lkghb5dLhNFhAEbEyGr0cz-k2iWaSupqghvhNAOw4-OH0s_J_eJOhw**&f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6">AUGI </a>gives Autodesk their top ten items (from this Ballot) for future enhancements to Inventor.  In recent years we have added 4 or 5 of these items into Inventor so make sure you add your items and cast your votes. This is one of the best ways to be heard and help guide future enhancement to Inventor.</p><br /> <p align="center"><a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_wish_list_ballot_from_augi_is_open__199584802?h=lkghb5dLhNFhAEbEyGr0cz-k2iWaSupqghvhNAOw4-OH0s_J_eJOhw**&f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6"><img width="421" height="727" border="0" alt="" src="/files/36401_36500/36461/file_36461.png" /></a></p><br /> <p align="left">Happy voting!</p> <font family="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="-1"> <!--CONTENT--> <h1 style="font-size: 15px; font-weight:bold;">Inventor Wish List Ballot from AUGI is open</h1> <p>The most recent Inventor Wish List Ballot is set to close November 23 so head on over to AUGI to add your wish list items and cast your vote. Each year <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_wish_list_ballot_from_augi_is_open__199584802?h=lkghb5dLhNFhAEbEyGr0cz-k2iWaSupqghvhNAOw4-OH0s_J_eJOhw**&f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6">AUGI </a>gives Autodesk their top ten items (from this Ballot) for future enhancements to Inventor.  In recent years we have added 4 or 5 of these items into Inventor so make sure you add your items and cast your votes. This is one of the best ways to be heard and help guide future enhancement to Inventor.</p><br /> <p align="center"><a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_wish_list_ballot_from_augi_is_open__199584802?h=lkghb5dLhNFhAEbEyGr0cz-k2iWaSupqghvhNAOw4-OH0s_J_eJOhw**&f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6"><img width="421" height="727" border="0" alt="" src="/files/36401_36500/36461/file_36461.png" /></a></p><br /> <p align="left">Happy voting!</p> <!--CONTENT--> </font><p/> <img src="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/i/1/_/inventor_wish_list_ballot_from_augi_is_open__199584802/5.gif?f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6&s=Ae4RF4r-Dz3E-vWfPtWcwTEsbnVsbCwwLDA*"/> <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_wish_list_ballot_from_augi_is_open__199584802?h=zrn6D-D9qXPa26O41-rhgm_hbQsELVB5xSGnVTQFyhidwIRUrsiD2L3LUKyDYofspiv0AImN3ncBznRJoOCEQB3-Pi3N2ur8XWTOszmpU6bzMGdAPPnDzxmmtib3-wPc&f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6" style="margin-left:24px; color: #118888; text-decoration:none;"> Update My Feed Preferences </a> ]]> In the Machine Blogs Fri, 20 Nov 2009 07:40:00 GMT http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_wish_list_ballot_from_augi_is_open__452499915?f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6 http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_wish_list_ballot_from_augi_is_open__452499915?f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6 <p>The most recent Inventor Wish List Ballot is set to close November 23 so head on over to AUGI to add your wish list items and cast your vote. Each year <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_wish_list_ballot_from_augi_is_open__452499915?h=lkghb5dLhNFhAEbEyGr0cz-k2iWaSupqghvhNAOw4-OH0s_J_eJOhw**&f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6">AUGI </a>gives Autodesk their top ten items (from this Ballot) for future enhancements to Inventor.  In recent years we have added 4 or 5 of these items into Inventor so make sure you add your items and cast your votes. This is one of the best ways to be heard and help guide future enhancement to Inventor.</p><br /> <p align="center"><a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_wish_list_ballot_from_augi_is_open__452499915?h=lkghb5dLhNFhAEbEyGr0cz-k2iWaSupqghvhNAOw4-OH0s_J_eJOhw**&f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6"><img width="421" height="727" border="0" alt="" src="/files/36401_36500/36461/file_36461.png" /></a></p><br /> <p align="left">Happy voting!</p> <font family="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="-1"> <!--CONTENT--> <h1 style="font-size: 15px; font-weight:bold;">Inventor Wish List Ballot from AUGI is open</h1> <p>The most recent Inventor Wish List Ballot is set to close November 23 so head on over to AUGI to add your wish list items and cast your vote. Each year <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_wish_list_ballot_from_augi_is_open__452499915?h=lkghb5dLhNFhAEbEyGr0cz-k2iWaSupqghvhNAOw4-OH0s_J_eJOhw**&f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6">AUGI </a>gives Autodesk their top ten items (from this Ballot) for future enhancements to Inventor.  In recent years we have added 4 or 5 of these items into Inventor so make sure you add your items and cast your votes. This is one of the best ways to be heard and help guide future enhancement to Inventor.</p><br /> <p align="center"><a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_wish_list_ballot_from_augi_is_open__452499915?h=lkghb5dLhNFhAEbEyGr0cz-k2iWaSupqghvhNAOw4-OH0s_J_eJOhw**&f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6"><img width="421" height="727" border="0" alt="" src="/files/36401_36500/36461/file_36461.png" /></a></p><br /> <p align="left">Happy voting!</p> <!--CONTENT--> </font><p/> <img src="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/i/1/_/inventor_wish_list_ballot_from_augi_is_open__452499915/5.gif?f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6&s=Ae4RF4r-Dz3E-vWfPtWcwTEsbnVsbCwwLDA*"/> <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_wish_list_ballot_from_augi_is_open__452499915?h=zrn6D-D9qXPa26O41-rhgm_hbQsELVB5xSGnVTQFyhidwIRUrsiD2L3LUKyDYofspiv0AImN3ncBznRJoOCEQB3-Pi3N2ur8XWTOszmpU6bzMGdAPPnDzxmmtib3-wPc&f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6" style="margin-left:24px; color: #118888; text-decoration:none;"> Update My Feed Preferences </a> ]]> Blogs In the Machine Fri, 20 Nov 2009 07:40:00 GMT http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_wish_list_ballot_from_augi_is_open__468091304?f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6 http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_wish_list_ballot_from_augi_is_open__468091304?f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6 <p>The most recent Inventor Wish List Ballot is set to close November 23 so head on over to AUGI to add your wish list items and cast your vote. Each year <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_wish_list_ballot_from_augi_is_open__468091304?h=lkghb5dLhNFhAEbEyGr0cz-k2iWaSupqghvhNAOw4-OH0s_J_eJOhw**&f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6">AUGI </a>gives Autodesk their top ten items (from this Ballot) for future enhancements to Inventor.  In recent years we have added 4 or 5 of these items into Inventor so make sure you add your items and cast your votes. This is one of the best ways to be heard and help guide future enhancement to Inventor.</p><br /> <p align="center"><a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_wish_list_ballot_from_augi_is_open__468091304?h=lkghb5dLhNFhAEbEyGr0cz-k2iWaSupqghvhNAOw4-OH0s_J_eJOhw**&f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6"><img width="421" height="727" border="0" alt="" src="/files/36401_36500/36461/file_36461.png" /></a></p><br /> <p align="left">Happy voting!</p> <font family="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="-1"> <!--CONTENT--> <h1 style="font-size: 15px; font-weight:bold;">Inventor Wish List Ballot from AUGI is open</h1> <p>The most recent Inventor Wish List Ballot is set to close November 23 so head on over to AUGI to add your wish list items and cast your vote. Each year <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_wish_list_ballot_from_augi_is_open__468091304?h=lkghb5dLhNFhAEbEyGr0cz-k2iWaSupqghvhNAOw4-OH0s_J_eJOhw**&f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6">AUGI </a>gives Autodesk their top ten items (from this Ballot) for future enhancements to Inventor.  In recent years we have added 4 or 5 of these items into Inventor so make sure you add your items and cast your votes. This is one of the best ways to be heard and help guide future enhancement to Inventor.</p><br /> <p align="center"><a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_wish_list_ballot_from_augi_is_open__468091304?h=lkghb5dLhNFhAEbEyGr0cz-k2iWaSupqghvhNAOw4-OH0s_J_eJOhw**&f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6"><img width="421" height="727" border="0" alt="" src="/files/36401_36500/36461/file_36461.png" /></a></p><br /> <p align="left">Happy voting!</p> <!--CONTENT--> </font><p/> <img src="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/i/1/_/inventor_wish_list_ballot_from_augi_is_open__468091304/5.gif?f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6&s=Ae4RF4r-Dz3E-vWfPtWcwTEsbnVsbCwwLDA*"/> <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_wish_list_ballot_from_augi_is_open__468091304?h=zrn6D-D9qXPa26O41-rhgm_hbQsELVB5xSGnVTQFyhidwIRUrsiD2L3LUKyDYofspiv0AImN3ncBznRJoOCEQB3-Pi3N2ur8XWTOszmpU6bzMGdAPPnDzxmmtib3-wPc&f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6" style="margin-left:24px; color: #118888; text-decoration:none;"> Update My Feed Preferences </a> ]]> Blogs In the Machine Fri, 20 Nov 2009 07:40:00 GMT http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_wish_list_ballot_from_augi_is_open__833067021?f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6 http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_wish_list_ballot_from_augi_is_open__833067021?f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6 <p>The most recent Inventor Wish List Ballot is set to close November 23 so head on over to AUGI to add your wish list items and cast your vote. Each year <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_wish_list_ballot_from_augi_is_open__833067021?h=lkghb5dLhNFhAEbEyGr0cz-k2iWaSupqghvhNAOw4-OH0s_J_eJOhw**&f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6">AUGI </a>gives Autodesk their top ten items (from this Ballot) for future enhancements to Inventor.  In recent years we have added 4 or 5 of these items into Inventor so make sure you add your items and cast your votes. This is one of the best ways to be heard and help guide future enhancement to Inventor.</p><br /> <p align="center"><a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_wish_list_ballot_from_augi_is_open__833067021?h=lkghb5dLhNFhAEbEyGr0cz-k2iWaSupqghvhNAOw4-OH0s_J_eJOhw**&f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6"><img width="421" height="727" border="0" alt="" src="/files/36401_36500/36461/file_36461.png" /></a></p><br /> <p align="left">Happy voting!</p> <font family="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="-1"> <!--CONTENT--> <h1 style="font-size: 15px; font-weight:bold;">Inventor Wish List Ballot from AUGI is open</h1> <p>The most recent Inventor Wish List Ballot is set to close November 23 so head on over to AUGI to add your wish list items and cast your vote. Each year <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_wish_list_ballot_from_augi_is_open__833067021?h=lkghb5dLhNFhAEbEyGr0cz-k2iWaSupqghvhNAOw4-OH0s_J_eJOhw**&f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6">AUGI </a>gives Autodesk their top ten items (from this Ballot) for future enhancements to Inventor.  In recent years we have added 4 or 5 of these items into Inventor so make sure you add your items and cast your votes. This is one of the best ways to be heard and help guide future enhancement to Inventor.</p><br /> <p align="center"><a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_wish_list_ballot_from_augi_is_open__833067021?h=lkghb5dLhNFhAEbEyGr0cz-k2iWaSupqghvhNAOw4-OH0s_J_eJOhw**&f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6"><img width="421" height="727" border="0" alt="" src="/files/36401_36500/36461/file_36461.png" /></a></p><br /> <p align="left">Happy voting!</p> <!--CONTENT--> </font><p/> <img src="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/i/1/_/inventor_wish_list_ballot_from_augi_is_open__833067021/5.gif?f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6&s=Ae4RF4r-Dz3E-vWfPtWcwTEsbnVsbCwwLDA*"/> <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_wish_list_ballot_from_augi_is_open__833067021?h=zrn6D-D9qXPa26O41-rhgm_hbQsELVB5xSGnVTQFyhidwIRUrsiD2L3LUKyDYofspiv0AImN3ncBznRJoOCEQB3-Pi3N2ur8XWTOszmpU6bzMGdAPPnDzxmmtib3-wPc&f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6" style="margin-left:24px; color: #118888; text-decoration:none;"> Update My Feed Preferences </a> ]]> In the Machine Blogs Fri, 20 Nov 2009 07:40:00 GMT http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/another_tremendous_opportunity_for_educators_and_368403187?f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6 http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/another_tremendous_opportunity_for_educators_and_368403187?f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6 For Faculty and Students who can't make it to Autodesk University there's another chance to take advantage of the learning opportunity. Autodesk University Virtual is a series of online classes some with interaction with the instructor. If you log into... <font family="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="-1"> <!--CONTENT--> <h1 style="font-size: 15px; font-weight:bold;">Another tremendous opportunity for Educators and Students</h1> For Faculty and Students who can't make it to Autodesk University there's another chance to take advantage of the learning opportunity. Autodesk University Virtual is a series of online classes some with interaction with the instructor. If you log into... <!--CONTENT--> </font><p/> <img src="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/i/1/_/another_tremendous_opportunity_for_educators_and_368403187/5.gif?f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6&s=Ae4RF4r-Dz3E-vWfPtWcwTEsbnVsbCwwLDA*"/> <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/another_tremendous_opportunity_for_educators_and_368403187?h=zrn6D-D9qXPa26O41-rhgm_hbQsELVB5xSGnVTQFyhidwIRUrsiD2L3LUKyDYofspiv0AImN3ncBznRJoOCEQB3-Pi3N2ur8XWTOszmpU6bzMGdAPPnDzxmmtib3-wPc&f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6" style="margin-left:24px; color: #118888; text-decoration:none;"> Update My Feed Preferences </a> ]]> Blogs Engineering Education for the Non-Civil Minded : Engineering education and Autodesk design Wed, 18 Nov 2009 09:41:00 GMT http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/autodesk_vault_update_1_is_live__793556571?f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6 http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/autodesk_vault_update_1_is_live__793556571?f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6 <p>Announcing <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/autodesk_vault_update_1_is_live__793556571?h=vsO9-maXt3uWdEgkN7m8ibqTx1IVPC7l9Kum86RrBqysyaH07q3DsJF9JNI1FMqVxn8cifvEJojjZXYd9KKj8iI7VwQG432Ya63BirhuRHnfIpS23gGIU6P3ugXue6Hn&f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6">Update 1</a> for Autodesk Vault 2010 family of products. This contains several roll ups of previously hotfixes, as well as new addressed issues like:</p><br /> <p><br /> <li type="square">Property related operations (such as Checkin, Property ReIndex) may stop responding as a result of application pool becoming automatically disabled in Windows 2008 operating system. This Update 1 addresses this operating system incompatibility</li><br /> <li type="square">Custom properties with white space do not get brought into Vault 2010 correctly</li><br /> <li type="square">Improved behavior of Copy Design of a substituted part resulting in the new part referencing the original derived assembly</li><br /> <li type="square">In a rare case a software license may not be released appropriately</li><br /> <li type="square"><strong><u>Reinstate the Locked File Icon for user visibility</u></strong></li><br /> <li type="square">Files locked in a 2009 dataset, and then migrated to 2010, cannot be unlocked. Receive message "You do not have adequate permissions to perform this operation." ACL cannot be removed.</li><br /> </p><br /> <p>Note the Lock Icon reinstatement. This is my favorite part of this update. Whether you use released Items or document lifecycle states, this will show properly in Inventor. </p><br /> <p> <img width="221" height="242" alt="" src="/files/36401_36500/36441/file_36441.png" /></p><br /> <p><a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/autodesk_vault_update_1_is_live__793556571?h=vsO9-maXt3uWdEgkN7m8ibqTx1IVPC7l9Kum86RrBqysyaH07q3DsJF9JNI1FMqVxn8cifvEJojjZXYd9KKj8iI7VwQG432Ya63BirhuRHnfIpS23gGIU6P3ugXue6Hn&f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6">http://usa.autodesk.com/adsk/servlet/ps/dl/item?siteID=123112&id=14161879&linkID=9261341</a></p><br /> <p>Enjoy!</p> <font family="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="-1"> <!--CONTENT--> <h1 style="font-size: 15px; font-weight:bold;">Autodesk Vault Update 1 is LIVE</h1> <p>Announcing <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/autodesk_vault_update_1_is_live__793556571?h=vsO9-maXt3uWdEgkN7m8ibqTx1IVPC7l9Kum86RrBqysyaH07q3DsJF9JNI1FMqVxn8cifvEJojjZXYd9KKj8iI7VwQG432Ya63BirhuRHnfIpS23gGIU6P3ugXue6Hn&f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6">Update 1</a> for Autodesk Vault 2010 family of products. This contains several roll ups of previously hotfixes, as well as new addressed issues like:</p><br /> <p><br /> <li type="square">Property related operations (such as Checkin, Property ReIndex) may stop responding as a result of application pool becoming automatically disabled in Windows 2008 operating system. This Update 1 addresses this operating system incompatibility</li><br /> <li type="square">Custom properties with white space do not get brought into Vault 2010 correctly</li><br /> <li type="square">Improved behavior of Copy Design of a substituted part resulting in the new part referencing the original derived assembly</li><br /> <li type="square">In a rare case a software license may not be released appropriately</li><br /> <li type="square"><strong><u>Reinstate the Locked File Icon for user visibility</u></strong></li><br /> <li type="square">Files locked in a 2009 dataset, and then migrated to 2010, cannot be unlocked. Receive message "You do not have adequate permissions to perform this operation." ACL cannot be removed.</li><br /> </p><br /> <p>Note the Lock Icon reinstatement. This is my favorite part of this update. Whether you use released Items or document lifecycle states, this will show properly in Inventor. </p><br /> <p> <img width="221" height="242" alt="" src="/files/36401_36500/36441/file_36441.png" /></p><br /> <p><a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/autodesk_vault_update_1_is_live__793556571?h=vsO9-maXt3uWdEgkN7m8ibqTx1IVPC7l9Kum86RrBqysyaH07q3DsJF9JNI1FMqVxn8cifvEJojjZXYd9KKj8iI7VwQG432Ya63BirhuRHnfIpS23gGIU6P3ugXue6Hn&f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6">http://usa.autodesk.com/adsk/servlet/ps/dl/item?siteID=123112&id=14161879&linkID=9261341</a></p><br /> <p>Enjoy!</p> <!--CONTENT--> </font><p/> <img src="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/i/1/_/autodesk_vault_update_1_is_live__793556571/5.gif?f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6&s=Ae4RF4r-Dz3E-vWfPtWcwTEsbnVsbCwwLDA*"/> <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/autodesk_vault_update_1_is_live__793556571?h=zrn6D-D9qXPa26O41-rhgm_hbQsELVB5xSGnVTQFyhidwIRUrsiD2L3LUKyDYofspiv0AImN3ncBznRJoOCEQB3-Pi3N2ur8XWTOszmpU6bzMGdAPPnDzxmmtib3-wPc&f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6" style="margin-left:24px; color: #118888; text-decoration:none;"> Update My Feed Preferences </a> ]]> Under the Hood Blogs Wed, 18 Nov 2009 01:14:00 GMT http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/disable_autoupdate_autodesk_design_review_2010__45716580?f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6 http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/disable_autoupdate_autodesk_design_review_2010__45716580?f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6 Some customers chose to disable the AutoUpdate functionality in previous releases. This was a workaround if the product started up very slow, initially or even locked up. We did take note of that when finalizing Autodesk Design Review 2010, unfortunately... <font family="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="-1"> <!--CONTENT--> <h1 style="font-size: 15px; font-weight:bold;">Disable AutoUpdate - Autodesk Design Review 2010</h1> <div xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"><p>Some customers chose to disable the AutoUpdate functionality in previous releases. This was a workaround if the product started up very slow, initially or even locked up.</p> <p>We did take note of that when finalizing Autodesk Design Review 2010, unfortunately we did not have enough time to implement a solution for both, standalone and network deployments. In the end, only network deployments did benefit from an update.</p> <p><strong>To summarize, the AutoUpdate functionality is disabled by default in Autodesk Design Review 2010, once the application has been deployed - however, it still exists when installed as standalone application.</strong></p> <p>Users can, once more, workaround the issue by setting the following values:</p> <ul> <li>InitialCheck  1 <li>DoNotShowAgain  1 </li> </li></ul> <p>Different registry locations are applicable, so we have listed the most common ones here:</p> <p><strong>Windows XP 32bit</strong></p> <ul> <li id="">HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Autodesk\Design Review\Settings\AutoUpdate <li id="">HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Autodesk\Design Review\Settings\AutoUpdate </li> </li></ul> <p><strong>Windows XP 64bit</strong></p> <ul> <li id="">HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6423Node\Autodesk\Designreview\Settings\AutoUpdate <li>HKEY_CURRENR_USER\SOFTWARE\Autodesk\Design Review\Settings\AutoUpdate </li> </li></ul> <p>Windows Vista 32bit</p> <ul> <li id="">HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Autodesk\Design Review\Settings\AutoUpdate <li>HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\AppDataLow\Software\Autodesk\Design Review\Settings\AutoUpdate </li> </li></ul> <p>Windows Vista 64bit</p> <ul> <li id="">HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Autodesk\Design Review\Settings\AutoUpdate <li>HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\AppDataLow\Software\Autodesk\Design Review\Settings\AutoUpdate </li> </li></ul> <p>Note: It is recommended that you start the application at least once, else there is a good chance that the values of InitialCheck and DoNotShowAgain have not been created yet. If you decide to edit the registry prior to starting Autodesk Design Review 2010, you will have to create those keys manually.</p> <p><em><strong>Warning!</strong><br />Problems caused by improperly editing the Windows registry could render your computer operating system unusable. Microsoft has provided a wealth of critical information you need to know about the registry in the Microsoft Knowledge Base at </em><a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/disable_autoupdate_autodesk_design_review_2010__45716580?h=42ns3XNFVsjv-Ks9Ap9lLq_tW5UPSwc-0PphRENFqqgwCKUxQFGv1g**&f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6"><em>http://support.microsoft.com/support</em></a><em>.</em></p> <p><em>Use the Microsoft® Registry Editor only at your own risk and only after backing up the registry as well as the system.dat and user.dat files as outlined in ARTICLE-ID: Q132332 "How to Back Up the Registry" in the Microsoft Knowledge Base. Additional information about the registry is also contained in the Help topics in the Microsoft Registry Editor.</em></p> <p>Thank you.</p><xhtml:img xmlns:xhtml="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/BeyondThePaper/~4/24eew1bYGXY" height="1" width="1" /></div> <!--CONTENT--> </font><p/> <img src="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/i/1/_/disable_autoupdate_autodesk_design_review_2010__45716580/5.gif?f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6&s=Ae4RF4r-Dz3E-vWfPtWcwTEsbnVsbCwwLDA*"/> <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/disable_autoupdate_autodesk_design_review_2010__45716580?h=zrn6D-D9qXPa26O41-rhgm_hbQsELVB5xSGnVTQFyhidwIRUrsiD2L3LUKyDYofspiv0AImN3ncBznRJoOCEQB3-Pi3N2ur8XWTOszmpU6bzMGdAPPnDzxmmtib3-wPc&f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6" style="margin-left:24px; color: #118888; text-decoration:none;"> Update My Feed Preferences </a> ]]> Blogs Beyond the Paper Thu, 12 Nov 2009 23:16:00 GMT http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/countdown_to_autodesk_university__166460119?f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6 http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/countdown_to_autodesk_university__166460119?f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6 <p>The MFG lounge will host a Digital Prototyping Answer Bar throughout the week.  If you have questions, or need hands-on technical support for Inventor, AutoCAD, or any of your Digital Prototyping products, or would like to know product direction and general information you can get friendly, expert advice at the Digital Prototyping Answer Bar in the Manufacturing Lounge at AU 2009.</p><br /> <div style="margin: 6pt 0in 0pt">Product managers and experts have extensive knowledge of Digital Prototyping products and can answer all of your technical questions.  In fact, our experts can take care of all of your troubleshooting needs.  Come to AU 2009 with all of your questions ready for our team.</div><br /> <div style="margin: 6pt 0in 0pt"><br /> <p>Visit the <span style="color: blue"><a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/countdown_to_autodesk_university__166460119?h=K8na31_CtWiYxWeKdj2_XLgN8pK-7YmlOPOVILsYuxaT7CDennyIZkRF_5eSRztm_KBUJHhHK4k*&f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6"><font color="#0000ff">A-Bar page</font></a></span> for more information.</p><br /> <p><strong>BRING YOUR BEST TIPS AND TRICKS AND YOU COULD WIN</strong></p><br /> <div style="margin: 0in 0in 0pt">Throughout the week in the MFG lounge, you will have an opportunity to sit with one of our product evangelists and share <strong><em>your </em></strong>best tips and tricks for using our products.  Sit down and record a video that will be uploaded onto our YouTube channel, and make sure to tell all of your friends and co-workers to check it out.  If your video is in the top 10 at the end of AU, you will receive an amazing prize that will WOW them all.  All you need to bring is a flash memory or external hard drive with your best tip and/or trick and a smile, and you could find yourself at the top of the leader board at AU.</div><br /> <p>Member from the Ellipsis team will be there, come and meet us in person!</p><br /> </div> <font family="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="-1"> <!--CONTENT--> <h1 style="font-size: 15px; font-weight:bold;">Countdown to Autodesk University...</h1> <p>The MFG lounge will host a Digital Prototyping Answer Bar throughout the week.  If you have questions, or need hands-on technical support for Inventor, AutoCAD, or any of your Digital Prototyping products, or would like to know product direction and general information you can get friendly, expert advice at the Digital Prototyping Answer Bar in the Manufacturing Lounge at AU 2009.</p><br /> <div style="margin: 6pt 0in 0pt">Product managers and experts have extensive knowledge of Digital Prototyping products and can answer all of your technical questions.  In fact, our experts can take care of all of your troubleshooting needs.  Come to AU 2009 with all of your questions ready for our team.</div><br /> <div style="margin: 6pt 0in 0pt"><br /> <p>Visit the <span style="color: blue"><a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/countdown_to_autodesk_university__166460119?h=K8na31_CtWiYxWeKdj2_XLgN8pK-7YmlOPOVILsYuxaT7CDennyIZkRF_5eSRztm_KBUJHhHK4k*&f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6"><font color="#0000ff">A-Bar page</font></a></span> for more information.</p><br /> <p><strong>BRING YOUR BEST TIPS AND TRICKS AND YOU COULD WIN</strong></p><br /> <div style="margin: 0in 0in 0pt">Throughout the week in the MFG lounge, you will have an opportunity to sit with one of our product evangelists and share <strong><em>your </em></strong>best tips and tricks for using our products.  Sit down and record a video that will be uploaded onto our YouTube channel, and make sure to tell all of your friends and co-workers to check it out.  If your video is in the top 10 at the end of AU, you will receive an amazing prize that will WOW them all.  All you need to bring is a flash memory or external hard drive with your best tip and/or trick and a smile, and you could find yourself at the top of the leader board at AU.</div><br /> <p>Member from the Ellipsis team will be there, come and meet us in person!</p><br /> </div> <!--CONTENT--> </font><p/> <img src="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/i/1/_/countdown_to_autodesk_university__166460119/5.gif?f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6&s=Ae4RF4r-Dz3E-vWfPtWcwTEsbnVsbCwwLDA*"/> <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/countdown_to_autodesk_university__166460119?h=zrn6D-D9qXPa26O41-rhgm_hbQsELVB5xSGnVTQFyhidwIRUrsiD2L3LUKyDYofspiv0AImN3ncBznRJoOCEQB3-Pi3N2ur8XWTOszmpU6bzMGdAPPnDzxmmtib3-wPc&f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6" style="margin-left:24px; color: #118888; text-decoration:none;"> Update My Feed Preferences </a> ]]> The Gear Box Blogs Tue, 10 Nov 2009 08:21:00 GMT http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/countdown_to_autodesk_university__92978776?f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6 http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/countdown_to_autodesk_university__92978776?f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6 <p>The MFG lounge will host a Digital Prototyping Answer Bar throughout the week.  If you have questions, or need hands-on technical support for Inventor, AutoCAD, or any of your Digital Prototyping products, or would like to know product direction and general information you can get friendly, expert advice at the Digital Prototyping Answer Bar in the Manufacturing Lounge at AU 2009.</p><br /> <div style="margin: 6pt 0in 0pt">Product managers and experts have extensive knowledge of Digital Prototyping products and can answer all of your technical questions.  In fact, our experts can take care of all of your troubleshooting needs.  Come to AU 2009 with all of your questions ready for our team.</div><br /> <div style="margin: 6pt 0in 0pt"><br /> <p>Visit the <span style="color: blue"><a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/countdown_to_autodesk_university__92978776?h=K8na31_CtWiYxWeKdj2_XLgN8pK-7YmlOPOVILsYuxaT7CDennyIZkRF_5eSRztm_KBUJHhHK4k*&f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6"><font color="#0000ff">A-Bar page</font></a></span> for more information.</p><br /> <p><strong>BRING YOUR BEST TIPS AND TRICKS AND YOU COULD WIN</strong></p><br /> <div style="margin: 0in 0in 0pt">Throughout the week in the MFG lounge, you will have an opportunity to sit with one of our product evangelists and share <strong><em>your </em></strong>best tips and tricks for using our products.  Sit down and record a video that will be uploaded onto our YouTube channel, and make sure to tell all of your friends and co-workers to check it out.  If your video is in the top 10 at the end of AU, you will receive an amazing prize that will WOW them all.  All you need to bring is a flash memory or external hard drive with your best tip and/or trick and a smile, and you could find yourself at the top of the leader board at AU.</div><br /> <p>Member from the Ellipsis team will be there, come and meet us in person!</p><br /> </div> <font family="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="-1"> <!--CONTENT--> <h1 style="font-size: 15px; font-weight:bold;">Countdown to Autodesk University...</h1> <p>The MFG lounge will host a Digital Prototyping Answer Bar throughout the week.  If you have questions, or need hands-on technical support for Inventor, AutoCAD, or any of your Digital Prototyping products, or would like to know product direction and general information you can get friendly, expert advice at the Digital Prototyping Answer Bar in the Manufacturing Lounge at AU 2009.</p><br /> <div style="margin: 6pt 0in 0pt">Product managers and experts have extensive knowledge of Digital Prototyping products and can answer all of your technical questions.  In fact, our experts can take care of all of your troubleshooting needs.  Come to AU 2009 with all of your questions ready for our team.</div><br /> <div style="margin: 6pt 0in 0pt"><br /> <p>Visit the <span style="color: blue"><a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/countdown_to_autodesk_university__92978776?h=K8na31_CtWiYxWeKdj2_XLgN8pK-7YmlOPOVILsYuxaT7CDennyIZkRF_5eSRztm_KBUJHhHK4k*&f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6"><font color="#0000ff">A-Bar page</font></a></span> for more information.</p><br /> <p><strong>BRING YOUR BEST TIPS AND TRICKS AND YOU COULD WIN</strong></p><br /> <div style="margin: 0in 0in 0pt">Throughout the week in the MFG lounge, you will have an opportunity to sit with one of our product evangelists and share <strong><em>your </em></strong>best tips and tricks for using our products.  Sit down and record a video that will be uploaded onto our YouTube channel, and make sure to tell all of your friends and co-workers to check it out.  If your video is in the top 10 at the end of AU, you will receive an amazing prize that will WOW them all.  All you need to bring is a flash memory or external hard drive with your best tip and/or trick and a smile, and you could find yourself at the top of the leader board at AU.</div><br /> <p>Member from the Ellipsis team will be there, come and meet us in person!</p><br /> </div> <!--CONTENT--> </font><p/> <img src="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/i/1/_/countdown_to_autodesk_university__92978776/5.gif?f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6&s=Ae4RF4r-Dz3E-vWfPtWcwTEsbnVsbCwwLDA*"/> <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/countdown_to_autodesk_university__92978776?h=zrn6D-D9qXPa26O41-rhgm_hbQsELVB5xSGnVTQFyhidwIRUrsiD2L3LUKyDYofspiv0AImN3ncBznRJoOCEQB3-Pi3N2ur8XWTOszmpU6bzMGdAPPnDzxmmtib3-wPc&f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6" style="margin-left:24px; color: #118888; text-decoration:none;"> Update My Feed Preferences </a> ]]> The Gear Box Blogs Tue, 10 Nov 2009 08:21:00 GMT http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/wheres_my_sketch__122731864?f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6 http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/wheres_my_sketch__122731864?f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6 <div align="center"><br /> <p><img border="0" alt="" src="http://mfgcommunity.autodesk.com/files/22301_22400/22329/file_22329.png" /></p><br /> <p align="left">When creating Inventor drawings, there is a great way to bring over 2D sketch information from the Inventor model. This works well if you have something like text represented on your Inventor model and want to see also have it visible in the Inventor drawing view.</p><br /> <p align="left">To do this, open a part or an assembly and create a sketch with some text or draw a rectangle. Save the part and create a drawing with a drawing view of the component.</p><br /> <p align="left">In the browser locate the view that you want the sketch to be visible in and expand the view to show the part or assembly that has the sketch.</p><br /> <p align="left"><img width="225" height="260" border="0" alt="" src="/files/36201_36300/36291/file_36291.png" /></p><br /> <p align="left">Right click on the part or assembly and select "Get Model Sketches" to expose the visible sketches.</p><br /> <p align="left">Thats it - you will now see all of the visible sketches for that part or assembly. You will also notice it shows them in the browser and you can turn off sketches that you aren't interested in seeing.</p><br /> </div> <font family="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="-1"> <!--CONTENT--> <h1 style="font-size: 15px; font-weight:bold;">Where's my sketch?</h1> <div align="center"><br /> <p><img border="0" alt="" src="http://mfgcommunity.autodesk.com/files/22301_22400/22329/file_22329.png" /></p><br /> <p align="left">When creating Inventor drawings, there is a great way to bring over 2D sketch information from the Inventor model. This works well if you have something like text represented on your Inventor model and want to see also have it visible in the Inventor drawing view.</p><br /> <p align="left">To do this, open a part or an assembly and create a sketch with some text or draw a rectangle. Save the part and create a drawing with a drawing view of the component.</p><br /> <p align="left">In the browser locate the view that you want the sketch to be visible in and expand the view to show the part or assembly that has the sketch.</p><br /> <p align="left"><img width="225" height="260" border="0" alt="" src="/files/36201_36300/36291/file_36291.png" /></p><br /> <p align="left">Right click on the part or assembly and select "Get Model Sketches" to expose the visible sketches.</p><br /> <p align="left">Thats it - you will now see all of the visible sketches for that part or assembly. You will also notice it shows them in the browser and you can turn off sketches that you aren't interested in seeing.</p><br /> </div> <!--CONTENT--> </font><p/> <img src="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/i/1/_/wheres_my_sketch__122731864/5.gif?f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6&s=Ae4RF4r-Dz3E-vWfPtWcwTEsbnVsbCwwLDA*"/> <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/wheres_my_sketch__122731864?h=zrn6D-D9qXPa26O41-rhgm_hbQsELVB5xSGnVTQFyhidwIRUrsiD2L3LUKyDYofspiv0AImN3ncBznRJoOCEQB3-Pi3N2ur8XWTOszmpU6bzMGdAPPnDzxmmtib3-wPc&f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6" style="margin-left:24px; color: #118888; text-decoration:none;"> Update My Feed Preferences </a> ]]> In the Machine Blogs Tue, 10 Nov 2009 08:19:00 GMT http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/wheres_my_sketch__149449796?f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6 http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/wheres_my_sketch__149449796?f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6 <div align="center"><br /> <p><img border="0" alt="" src="http://mfgcommunity.autodesk.com/files/22301_22400/22329/file_22329.png" /></p><br /> <p align="left">When creating Inventor drawings, there is a great way to bring over 2D sketch information from the Inventor model. This works well if you have something like text represented on your Inventor model and want to see also have it visible in the Inventor drawing view.</p><br /> <p align="left">To do this, open a part or an assembly and create a sketch with some text or draw a rectangle. Save the part and create a drawing with a drawing view of the component.</p><br /> <p align="left">In the browser locate the view that you want the sketch to be visible in and expand the view to show the part or assembly that has the sketch.</p><br /> <p align="left"><img width="225" height="260" border="0" alt="" src="/files/36201_36300/36291/file_36291.png" /></p><br /> <p align="left">Right click on the part or assembly and select "Get Model Sketches" to expose the visible sketches.</p><br /> <p align="left">Thats it - you will now see all of the visible sketches for that part or assembly. You will also notice it shows them in the browser and you can turn off sketches that you aren't interested in seeing.</p><br /> </div> <font family="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="-1"> <!--CONTENT--> <h1 style="font-size: 15px; font-weight:bold;">Where's my sketch?</h1> <div align="center"><br /> <p><img border="0" alt="" src="http://mfgcommunity.autodesk.com/files/22301_22400/22329/file_22329.png" /></p><br /> <p align="left">When creating Inventor drawings, there is a great way to bring over 2D sketch information from the Inventor model. This works well if you have something like text represented on your Inventor model and want to see also have it visible in the Inventor drawing view.</p><br /> <p align="left">To do this, open a part or an assembly and create a sketch with some text or draw a rectangle. Save the part and create a drawing with a drawing view of the component.</p><br /> <p align="left">In the browser locate the view that you want the sketch to be visible in and expand the view to show the part or assembly that has the sketch.</p><br /> <p align="left"><img width="225" height="260" border="0" alt="" src="/files/36201_36300/36291/file_36291.png" /></p><br /> <p align="left">Right click on the part or assembly and select "Get Model Sketches" to expose the visible sketches.</p><br /> <p align="left">Thats it - you will now see all of the visible sketches for that part or assembly. You will also notice it shows them in the browser and you can turn off sketches that you aren't interested in seeing.</p><br /> </div> <!--CONTENT--> </font><p/> <img src="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/i/1/_/wheres_my_sketch__149449796/5.gif?f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6&s=Ae4RF4r-Dz3E-vWfPtWcwTEsbnVsbCwwLDA*"/> <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/wheres_my_sketch__149449796?h=zrn6D-D9qXPa26O41-rhgm_hbQsELVB5xSGnVTQFyhidwIRUrsiD2L3LUKyDYofspiv0AImN3ncBznRJoOCEQB3-Pi3N2ur8XWTOszmpU6bzMGdAPPnDzxmmtib3-wPc&f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6" style="margin-left:24px; color: #118888; text-decoration:none;"> Update My Feed Preferences </a> ]]> In the Machine Blogs Tue, 10 Nov 2009 08:19:00 GMT http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/wheres_my_sketch__184173822?f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6 http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/wheres_my_sketch__184173822?f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6 <div align="center"><br /> <p><img border="0" alt="" src="http://mfgcommunity.autodesk.com/files/22301_22400/22329/file_22329.png" /></p><br /> <p align="left">When creating Inventor drawings, there is a great way to bring over 2D sketch information from the Inventor model. This works well if you have something like text represented on your Inventor model and want to see also have it visible in the Inventor drawing view.</p><br /> <p align="left">To do this, open a part or an assembly and create a sketch with some text or draw a rectangle. Save the part and create a drawing with a drawing view of the component.</p><br /> <p align="left">In the browser locate the view that you want the sketch to be visible in and expand the view to show the part or assembly that has the sketch.</p><br /> <p align="left"><img width="225" height="260" border="0" alt="" src="/files/36201_36300/36291/file_36291.png" /></p><br /> <p align="left">Right click on the part or assembly and select "Get Model Sketches" to expose the visible sketches.</p><br /> <p align="left">Thats it - you will now see all of the visible sketches for that part or assembly. You will also notice it shows them in the browser and you can turn off sketches that you aren't interested in seeing.</p><br /> </div> <font family="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="-1"> <!--CONTENT--> <h1 style="font-size: 15px; font-weight:bold;">Where's my sketch?</h1> <div align="center"><br /> <p><img border="0" alt="" src="http://mfgcommunity.autodesk.com/files/22301_22400/22329/file_22329.png" /></p><br /> <p align="left">When creating Inventor drawings, there is a great way to bring over 2D sketch information from the Inventor model. This works well if you have something like text represented on your Inventor model and want to see also have it visible in the Inventor drawing view.</p><br /> <p align="left">To do this, open a part or an assembly and create a sketch with some text or draw a rectangle. Save the part and create a drawing with a drawing view of the component.</p><br /> <p align="left">In the browser locate the view that you want the sketch to be visible in and expand the view to show the part or assembly that has the sketch.</p><br /> <p align="left"><img width="225" height="260" border="0" alt="" src="/files/36201_36300/36291/file_36291.png" /></p><br /> <p align="left">Right click on the part or assembly and select "Get Model Sketches" to expose the visible sketches.</p><br /> <p align="left">Thats it - you will now see all of the visible sketches for that part or assembly. You will also notice it shows them in the browser and you can turn off sketches that you aren't interested in seeing.</p><br /> </div> <!--CONTENT--> </font><p/> <img src="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/i/1/_/wheres_my_sketch__184173822/5.gif?f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6&s=Ae4RF4r-Dz3E-vWfPtWcwTEsbnVsbCwwLDA*"/> <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/wheres_my_sketch__184173822?h=zrn6D-D9qXPa26O41-rhgm_hbQsELVB5xSGnVTQFyhidwIRUrsiD2L3LUKyDYofspiv0AImN3ncBznRJoOCEQB3-Pi3N2ur8XWTOszmpU6bzMGdAPPnDzxmmtib3-wPc&f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6" style="margin-left:24px; color: #118888; text-decoration:none;"> Update My Feed Preferences </a> ]]> Blogs In the Machine Tue, 10 Nov 2009 08:19:00 GMT http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/wheres_my_sketch__196770883?f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6 http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/wheres_my_sketch__196770883?f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6 <div align="center"><br /> <p><img border="0" alt="" src="http://mfgcommunity.autodesk.com/files/22301_22400/22329/file_22329.png" /></p><br /> <p align="left">When creating Inventor drawings, there is a great way to bring over 2D sketch information from the Inventor model. This works well if you have something like text represented on your Inventor model and want to see also have it visible in the Inventor drawing view.</p><br /> <p align="left">To do this, open a part or an assembly and create a sketch with some text or draw a rectangle. Save the part and create a drawing with a drawing view of the component.</p><br /> <p align="left">In the browser locate the view that you want the sketch to be visible in and expand the view to show the part or assembly that has the sketch.</p><br /> <p align="left"><img width="225" height="260" border="0" alt="" src="/files/36201_36300/36291/file_36291.png" /></p><br /> <p align="left">Right click on the part or assembly and select "Get Model Sketches" to expose the visible sketches.</p><br /> <p align="left">Thats it - you will now see all of the visible sketches for that part or assembly. You will also notice it shows them in the browser and you can turn off sketches that you aren't interested in seeing.</p><br /> </div> <font family="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="-1"> <!--CONTENT--> <h1 style="font-size: 15px; font-weight:bold;">Where's my sketch?</h1> <div align="center"><br /> <p><img border="0" alt="" src="http://mfgcommunity.autodesk.com/files/22301_22400/22329/file_22329.png" /></p><br /> <p align="left">When creating Inventor drawings, there is a great way to bring over 2D sketch information from the Inventor model. This works well if you have something like text represented on your Inventor model and want to see also have it visible in the Inventor drawing view.</p><br /> <p align="left">To do this, open a part or an assembly and create a sketch with some text or draw a rectangle. Save the part and create a drawing with a drawing view of the component.</p><br /> <p align="left">In the browser locate the view that you want the sketch to be visible in and expand the view to show the part or assembly that has the sketch.</p><br /> <p align="left"><img width="225" height="260" border="0" alt="" src="/files/36201_36300/36291/file_36291.png" /></p><br /> <p align="left">Right click on the part or assembly and select "Get Model Sketches" to expose the visible sketches.</p><br /> <p align="left">Thats it - you will now see all of the visible sketches for that part or assembly. You will also notice it shows them in the browser and you can turn off sketches that you aren't interested in seeing.</p><br /> </div> <!--CONTENT--> </font><p/> <img src="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/i/1/_/wheres_my_sketch__196770883/5.gif?f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6&s=Ae4RF4r-Dz3E-vWfPtWcwTEsbnVsbCwwLDA*"/> <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/wheres_my_sketch__196770883?h=zrn6D-D9qXPa26O41-rhgm_hbQsELVB5xSGnVTQFyhidwIRUrsiD2L3LUKyDYofspiv0AImN3ncBznRJoOCEQB3-Pi3N2ur8XWTOszmpU6bzMGdAPPnDzxmmtib3-wPc&f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6" style="margin-left:24px; color: #118888; text-decoration:none;"> Update My Feed Preferences </a> ]]> Blogs In the Machine Tue, 10 Nov 2009 08:19:00 GMT http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/wheres_my_sketch__369802434?f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6 http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/wheres_my_sketch__369802434?f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6 <div align="center"><br /> <p><img border="0" alt="" src="http://mfgcommunity.autodesk.com/files/22301_22400/22329/file_22329.png" /></p><br /> <p align="left">When creating Inventor drawings, there is a great way to bring over 2D sketch information from the Inventor model. This works well if you have something like text represented on your Inventor model and want to see also have it visible in the Inventor drawing view.</p><br /> <p align="left">To do this, open a part or an assembly and create a sketch with some text or draw a rectangle. Save the part and create a drawing with a drawing view of the component.</p><br /> <p align="left">In the browser locate the view that you want the sketch to be visible in and expand the view to show the part or assembly that has the sketch.</p><br /> <p align="left"><img width="225" height="260" border="0" alt="" src="/files/36201_36300/36291/file_36291.png" /></p><br /> <p align="left">Right click on the part or assembly and select "Get Model Sketches" to expose the visible sketches.</p><br /> <p align="left">Thats it - you will now see all of the visible sketches for that part or assembly. You will also notice it shows them in the browser and you can turn off sketches that you aren't interested in seeing.</p><br /> </div> <font family="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="-1"> <!--CONTENT--> <h1 style="font-size: 15px; font-weight:bold;">Where's my sketch?</h1> <div align="center"><br /> <p><img border="0" alt="" src="http://mfgcommunity.autodesk.com/files/22301_22400/22329/file_22329.png" /></p><br /> <p align="left">When creating Inventor drawings, there is a great way to bring over 2D sketch information from the Inventor model. This works well if you have something like text represented on your Inventor model and want to see also have it visible in the Inventor drawing view.</p><br /> <p align="left">To do this, open a part or an assembly and create a sketch with some text or draw a rectangle. Save the part and create a drawing with a drawing view of the component.</p><br /> <p align="left">In the browser locate the view that you want the sketch to be visible in and expand the view to show the part or assembly that has the sketch.</p><br /> <p align="left"><img width="225" height="260" border="0" alt="" src="/files/36201_36300/36291/file_36291.png" /></p><br /> <p align="left">Right click on the part or assembly and select "Get Model Sketches" to expose the visible sketches.</p><br /> <p align="left">Thats it - you will now see all of the visible sketches for that part or assembly. You will also notice it shows them in the browser and you can turn off sketches that you aren't interested in seeing.</p><br /> </div> <!--CONTENT--> </font><p/> <img src="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/i/1/_/wheres_my_sketch__369802434/5.gif?f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6&s=Ae4RF4r-Dz3E-vWfPtWcwTEsbnVsbCwwLDA*"/> <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/wheres_my_sketch__369802434?h=zrn6D-D9qXPa26O41-rhgm_hbQsELVB5xSGnVTQFyhidwIRUrsiD2L3LUKyDYofspiv0AImN3ncBznRJoOCEQB3-Pi3N2ur8XWTOszmpU6bzMGdAPPnDzxmmtib3-wPc&f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6" style="margin-left:24px; color: #118888; text-decoration:none;"> Update My Feed Preferences </a> ]]> In the Machine Blogs Tue, 10 Nov 2009 08:19:00 GMT http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/wheres_my_sketch__514994579?f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6 http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/wheres_my_sketch__514994579?f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6 <div align="center"><br /> <p><img border="0" alt="" src="http://mfgcommunity.autodesk.com/files/22301_22400/22329/file_22329.png" /></p><br /> <p align="left">When creating Inventor drawings, there is a great way to bring over 2D sketch information from the Inventor model. This works well if you have something like text represented on your Inventor model and want to see also have it visible in the Inventor drawing view.</p><br /> <p align="left">To do this, open a part or an assembly and create a sketch with some text or draw a rectangle. Save the part and create a drawing with a drawing view of the component.</p><br /> <p align="left">In the browser locate the view that you want the sketch to be visible in and expand the view to show the part or assembly that has the sketch.</p><br /> <p align="left"><img width="225" height="260" border="0" alt="" src="/files/36201_36300/36291/file_36291.png" /></p><br /> <p align="left">Right click on the part or assembly and select "Get Model Sketches" to expose the visible sketches.</p><br /> <p align="left">Thats it - you will now see all of the visible sketches for that part or assembly. You will also notice it shows them in the browser and you can turn off sketches that you aren't interested in seeing.</p><br /> </div> <font family="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="-1"> <!--CONTENT--> <h1 style="font-size: 15px; font-weight:bold;">Where's my sketch?</h1> <div align="center"><br /> <p><img border="0" alt="" src="http://mfgcommunity.autodesk.com/files/22301_22400/22329/file_22329.png" /></p><br /> <p align="left">When creating Inventor drawings, there is a great way to bring over 2D sketch information from the Inventor model. This works well if you have something like text represented on your Inventor model and want to see also have it visible in the Inventor drawing view.</p><br /> <p align="left">To do this, open a part or an assembly and create a sketch with some text or draw a rectangle. Save the part and create a drawing with a drawing view of the component.</p><br /> <p align="left">In the browser locate the view that you want the sketch to be visible in and expand the view to show the part or assembly that has the sketch.</p><br /> <p align="left"><img width="225" height="260" border="0" alt="" src="/files/36201_36300/36291/file_36291.png" /></p><br /> <p align="left">Right click on the part or assembly and select "Get Model Sketches" to expose the visible sketches.</p><br /> <p align="left">Thats it - you will now see all of the visible sketches for that part or assembly. You will also notice it shows them in the browser and you can turn off sketches that you aren't interested in seeing.</p><br /> </div> <!--CONTENT--> </font><p/> <img src="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/i/1/_/wheres_my_sketch__514994579/5.gif?f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6&s=Ae4RF4r-Dz3E-vWfPtWcwTEsbnVsbCwwLDA*"/> <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/wheres_my_sketch__514994579?h=zrn6D-D9qXPa26O41-rhgm_hbQsELVB5xSGnVTQFyhidwIRUrsiD2L3LUKyDYofspiv0AImN3ncBznRJoOCEQB3-Pi3N2ur8XWTOszmpU6bzMGdAPPnDzxmmtib3-wPc&f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6" style="margin-left:24px; color: #118888; text-decoration:none;"> Update My Feed Preferences </a> ]]> In the Machine Blogs Tue, 10 Nov 2009 08:19:00 GMT http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/wheres_my_sketch__719230234?f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6 http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/wheres_my_sketch__719230234?f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6 <div align="center"><br /> <p><img border="0" alt="" src="http://mfgcommunity.autodesk.com/files/22301_22400/22329/file_22329.png" /></p><br /> <p align="left">When creating Inventor drawings, there is a great way to bring over 2D sketch information from the Inventor model. This works well if you have something like text represented on your Inventor model and want to see also have it visible in the Inventor drawing view.</p><br /> <p align="left">To do this, open a part or an assembly and create a sketch with some text or draw a rectangle. Save the part and create a drawing with a drawing view of the component.</p><br /> <p align="left">In the browser locate the view that you want the sketch to be visible in and expand the view to show the part or assembly that has the sketch.</p><br /> <p align="left"><img width="225" height="260" border="0" alt="" src="/files/36201_36300/36291/file_36291.png" /></p><br /> <p align="left">Right click on the part or assembly and select "Get Model Sketches" to expose the visible sketches.</p><br /> <p align="left">Thats it - you will now see all of the visible sketches for that part or assembly. You will also notice it shows them in the browser and you can turn off sketches that you aren't interested in seeing.</p><br /> </div> <font family="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="-1"> <!--CONTENT--> <h1 style="font-size: 15px; font-weight:bold;">Where's my sketch?</h1> <div align="center"><br /> <p><img border="0" alt="" src="http://mfgcommunity.autodesk.com/files/22301_22400/22329/file_22329.png" /></p><br /> <p align="left">When creating Inventor drawings, there is a great way to bring over 2D sketch information from the Inventor model. This works well if you have something like text represented on your Inventor model and want to see also have it visible in the Inventor drawing view.</p><br /> <p align="left">To do this, open a part or an assembly and create a sketch with some text or draw a rectangle. Save the part and create a drawing with a drawing view of the component.</p><br /> <p align="left">In the browser locate the view that you want the sketch to be visible in and expand the view to show the part or assembly that has the sketch.</p><br /> <p align="left"><img width="225" height="260" border="0" alt="" src="/files/36201_36300/36291/file_36291.png" /></p><br /> <p align="left">Right click on the part or assembly and select "Get Model Sketches" to expose the visible sketches.</p><br /> <p align="left">Thats it - you will now see all of the visible sketches for that part or assembly. You will also notice it shows them in the browser and you can turn off sketches that you aren't interested in seeing.</p><br /> </div> <!--CONTENT--> </font><p/> <img src="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/i/1/_/wheres_my_sketch__719230234/5.gif?f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6&s=Ae4RF4r-Dz3E-vWfPtWcwTEsbnVsbCwwLDA*"/> <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/wheres_my_sketch__719230234?h=zrn6D-D9qXPa26O41-rhgm_hbQsELVB5xSGnVTQFyhidwIRUrsiD2L3LUKyDYofspiv0AImN3ncBznRJoOCEQB3-Pi3N2ur8XWTOszmpU6bzMGdAPPnDzxmmtib3-wPc&f=5b8fa500-01de-11de-2847-0030486070c6" style="margin-left:24px; color: #118888; text-decoration:none;"> Update My Feed Preferences </a> ]]> Blogs In the Machine Tue, 10 Nov 2009 08:19:00 GMT