AutoCAD & System Performance So What's Running on Your Machine? - using Windows Task Manager, running Process Explorer, selecting Replace Task Manager, John Benstead, CADit, July 11, 2010

The Best, the Rest, the Rare: 100 AutoCAD Tips You Should Know - creating arc, aligning tool, controlling linetype, lots of useful tips, Edwin Prakoso, CAD Notes, June 28, 2010

What's So Special About Project Snap? - stores data in index, extracts/indexes additional objects, consolidates search results in single interface, supports multiple design applications, next-generation platform for browsing/searching content anywhere, Scott Sheppard, It's Alive in the Lab, Jun 14, 2010

AutoCAD as a Desktop Publisher - using Microsoft Paint, William Le Couteur's AutoCAD Blog, Jun 5, 2010

AutoCAD 2009 Customer Real World Ribbon Usage Data - ribbon users out number non ribbon users 54% to 46%, and former is growing, Shaan Hurley, Between the Lines, Jun 24, 2008

How to Stay Up to Date With AutoCAD - resources like peers, book, updating skills, EllenFinkelstein.com, Jun 2008

The Nozzle from 20 Years Ago - see an AutoCAD drawing from the 1980s updated (in Autodesk Inventor) to a 3D DWF file, Shaan Hurley, Between the Lines, January 30, 2005

A Towering Project - Autodesk products - AutoCAD, Revit and Buzzsaw - are chief among the CAD tools being used to design the Freedom Tower, situated at the site of the former World Trade Center, Star Online, January 18, 2005

Deck Building with AutoCAD - anecdote about using AutoCAD to design a deck, Alexander Bicalho, Life of an Origamy, January 5, 2005

Building a Bridge Between AutoCAD and MicroStation - a CAD expert explains how he customized both AutoCAD and MicroStation to display common terminology, icons and menu structures so that users needing to work with both systems could easily move from one to the other, Eric Cooper, CADdigest.com, October 16, 2003

Intellectual Property Rights - you own your CAD data now - but will you always be able to access it?, Joe Croser and Robert Downing, CADdigest.com, May 7, 2003

A Remarkable Endeavour - see how one man used AutoCAD to create a virtual model of Captain Cook’s ship the Endeavour, Tony Ruth, Multi-CAD, March 2003

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