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Brians Tip: Why should we use template?

September 9, 2011 by Edwin Prakoso Leave a Comment

If you follow this site for a while, you should notice that we’re running a discussion program: Work Better with AutoCAD.

Yuri Arcurs – Fotolia.com

We try to cover AutoCAD best practices, and we finished covering templates.

Coincidently, Brian Benton (aka CAD-a-Blog) published his TIPniques in AUGI: Why you should use a template.

Check the article if you haven’t use template in AutoCAD yet.

About Edwin Prakoso

I work as a Sr. Consultant in PT Cipta Satria Informatika. I've been using AutoCAD since R14 and Revit since Revit Building 9. I occasionally write for AUGIWorld magazine and I am also active in Autodesk discussion forum. I'm a member of Autodesk Expert Elite, an appreciation for individuals who give contributions to the Autodesk community.
Connect with me on twitter or LinkedIn.

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