#Datacad 19 tutotial plus#

OPs, we took a different take on 'OPs' to mean Optical Art instead of our usual Operating Systems. With our final DataCAD Tutor, we were in a quandary about an appropriate last topic, so we decided instead to give out advice as to the five major things you should work on to improve your use of DataCAD. In Computerese, we look at how tech terms have come and gone over this time but, perhaps more interestingly, how some terms have retained meaning even though the technology they were based on has largely disappeared (our reference to going to 'press' being a prime example). There is a lot of history here as it seems every digital year is like 7 years of human aging. See for additional details or to RSVP.ДЄs this is our final issue, we took a nostalgic tour of our 27 years of publication by reflecting back on the themes that seemed to surface with each passing era. Who knows, some of you out there might be his long lost relatives! At this celebration, there will be cake, mementos, and raffle prizes, so if you are in the Boston area, please come, as it is not every day that we get a chance to celebrate such an accomplishment. He now boasts at having some 20,000 entries into his family tree. It should be a fun affair with a DBUG Trivia quiz, and presentations by DataCAD President & CEO Mark Madura on DataCAD 20 (code name: DataCAD Dos Equis XX) and on researching your ancestry using online resources. We are getting ready to celebrate DBUG's 30th Anniversary meeting/party at the Boston Society of Architect's building on December 6th at 6 pm. These little additions mount up, since we all know that God is in the details. The latest round of BETA revisions this month added some niceties, such as a 'By Center' option to Move/Drag, the ability to set the display grids to a custom color, a Bisect option to the Mirror menu, and an absolute zero option when placing MSP details among other new features.

#Datacad 19 tutotial plus#

It was great timing as the offer was good for both DataCAD 19 plus the soon-to-be released DataCAD 20 version.ДЄs we go to press (another archaic term, see Computerese this month), DataCAD 19.03 is just about ready to go for DataCAD 19 subscribers.

It was a very busy cyber-weekend after Thanksgiving as hundreds of you took advantage of DATACAD's 10% off offer to get up-to-date with the latest version of DataCAD. Early Bird Editorial from Cheap Tricks' Final Issue: December 2017