Autodesk’s Q4: license transition, AEC strength
customer choices favoring new license options decreased license revenue by $30 million
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Autodesk describes its business model transition
plans to transition even more of upfront license revenue to recurring over next 4 years, to offer more flexible licensing options to enterprise customers,
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Autodesk expects you to moan’n groan when it eliminates software upgrades next year
according to CEO Carl Bass, decision is very well received by channel partners, most customers understand change
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Autodesk revenue transition leads to down quarter and fiscal year
net income in Q4 was $53.9 million, down 27%, transition impacted revenue by $30 million
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Create Training Videos with Project Chronicle
video-capture tool by Autodesk publishes to website automatically, has customizable screen recording areas, screenshot capture capability, post-capture editing options, generates embedding codes to display videos on own website
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New To The 3D Environment? Understand The Right Hand Rule For Autodesk 3D
identify axis, direction of each axis when dealing with rotating objects in Autodesk 3d products like Showcase, Inventor, 3ds Max
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How to quickly align multiple dimensions
employ DIMSPACE command to adjust space between dimensions, type 0 to align dimensions in AutoCAD
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TechBeat Tuesday – AutoCAD Tip #7: How to Use Trim and Extend Even Faster
start trim, or extend command to allow cutting or boundary edge, alternately apply fillet command, select first line, shift select second line to extend, join lines in one step
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8 Tips for AutoCAD 2014: 3D Print Command, Reality Capture, System Variables, and More
system variables: PEdit Accept, taskbar command; pin screen command to export drawing from AutoCAD to Photoshop; using visibility to create changeable blocks; 3D Print command to avoid common 3D printing mistakes
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