looking for a autocad 1 to 1 instructor
looking for a autocad 1 to 1 instructor
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I live in Bellflower California and work in orange county as an electrical designer. I would love to improve on my autocad design and would love to work for anyone who uses autocad a lot. Work part time during the weekend. I just recently graduated from a 4 years university with a degree in electrical engineering. And would love to know how to improve or if there any self teaching cd out there?





RE: looking for a autocad 1 to 1 instructor
RE: looking for a autocad 1 to 1 instructor
RE: looking for a autocad 1 to 1 instructor
http://www.cadtutor.net/acad/index.html
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RE: looking for a autocad 1 to 1 instructor
RE: looking for a autocad 1 to 1 instructor
Otherwise, grab yourself one of the many good books out there (I'm partial to "Inside AutoCAD" but mostly 'cuz it's been around forever) and have at it. Also, have a read through the User's Guide that's part of the online help.
The short answer for "how to improve" is to start using it and keep using it. I've never taken a class but have simply learned as I went by using books and the online help to accomplish what I needed to. I imagine that this is pretty common.
Another thing to do is to bravely explore the menus. Click things, read the prompts, and then try to understand what they're doing.
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RE: looking for a autocad 1 to 1 instructor