An announcement was made by the Autodesk Labs Blog concerning a change in the way most Autodesk customers will receive and install their software. With the tremendous development of technology over the past several years, it is now viable and effective to download software online. Autodesk is taking an ‘eco-friendly’ (see: ‘cost-saving’) move to reduce the amount of installation discs they distribute to customers.
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This subject is unrelated to my blog, but this is an important subject and, although there has been a lot of news coverage on the earthquake(s) in Haiti, I don’t think there has been anything like this. This is a first-hand experience written by my roommate from college. Please read this. Please aid the efforts in Haiti however you can. Please, be more like my friends Andrew and James. They are incredible people, as Andrew’s writing will point out.
Come join us for the January installment of AUGIndy. Check the flyer below for all the details on the meeting and go to the Meeting Info page to find out more information on location and time.
Autodesk University 2009 was by all definitions a success. Everyone that I’ve talked to, whether they were in Las Vegas or attending via the AU Virtual events, had a great time and walked away from the experience with an improved knowledge of the programs we work with daily, more connections and friends, and much more. I covered all this last week when I posted my reactions to Autodesk University 2009 here. That’s all fine a good, but there are two sides to every story.
The year is wrapping up and the biggest drafting and design event of the year, Autodesk University, is over. What’s a person to do? Why don’t you take the time to check out the AUGIndy user group. We are meeting as usual on the 3rd Tuesday of the month (December 15th) at 5:30 in the new Advanced Solutions, Inc. Indianapolis office. I’ll be leading the discussion this month with the focus being on the Sheet Set Manager and plotting. Find out more in the flyer below and on the AUGIndy …
Autodesk University (Las Vegas) is over, the AU Extension events are wrapping up, and Autodesk is gearing to update the AU Online website in short order to contain all of the AU Virtual (AUv) screencasts, handouts, materials, and course descriptions for AU 2009. It has been a pretty big success this year with the roll-out of AUv and the incorporation of Twitter into socially connecting everyone in Las Vegas and around the world.
