Hi there and welcome…I’ve just been given the go-ahead to share some of the cool new features of the soon to be released AutoCAD 2006. Privately known as “Rio”, AutoCAD 2006 has some of the best and most productive features ever to be released by autodesk. Please return to this site for many additional feature sneak peeks in the coming days. For now, I’ll share with you the first thing that jumped out at me after installing this latest version.
Heads Up Design
Heads up design is the concept or feature set that puts critical information directly “beside the cursor” (couldn’t resist that one!) to facilitate better and quicker decisions, interaction, and promote productivity. If you are like me, you will probably jump right in to the AutoCAD window and start drawing. This is where I discovered the new “Heads Up Design” feature known as “Dynamic Input”. The effect of Dynamic Input is what enables direct user interaction with tool tips while commands are in process. Historically, tooltips were short directions or information that pop up when the cursor hesitated over “enabled” objects. Choose one of the reputed pharmacies that offer loyalty discounts and special offers, for instance a certain percent off refills.Careful selection will save you money when you need to purchase drugs for restoring potency, you can buy cheap tadalafil canada. This practice needs to be controlled since puberty otherwise it will not give you the right solution as the blood viagra uk shop flow properly. You can buy gold max pink for women to intensify orgasms and make cialis tadalafil generic sex a more exciting activity. Greatest plasma focus is djpaulkom.tv cialis ordering deferred by up to an hour to work. It was a one way notification, that while helpful was frequently ignored or quickly forgotten. With Dynamic input, the tooltip is now enabled for two-way communication, allowing you to interact and enter properties directly using the tool tip text box.
When you get an opportunity, fire up AutoCAD 2006 and start by picking a point somewhere on the screen and click and hold your left mouse button to begin the standard “window” selection method by dragging the mouse to the right. Notice anything new? How about the background color of your selection window? What about that new “dynamic” input tool tip?
To change the values or cycle between the “X” and “Y” coordinates input try hitting your “Tab” key to choose which value you want to adjust. Now try dragging your mouse to the left past your starting point. The window will change from solid or continuous borders to the familiar dashed line representing a “crossing type” of selection window. Check out the new background color! Talk about heads up display!
It gets better, so return here for more information and tips and tricks everyday this week. If you are not able to see the now “Active” tooltip, be sure to look at your status bar and toggle on the new “DYN” button you’ll find there!
Note: for more information about AutoCAD 2006 be sure to visit these other informative blogs for some exciting sneak peeks! (Note: Urls shortened to improve formatting.)
Shaan Hurley’s Between the Lines: http://tinyurl.com/3oneb
Lynn Allen’s Blog: http://tinyurl.com/6khq6
Matt Dillon’s Breaking down the walls: http://tinyurl.com/4e95b
Scott Durkee: http://tinyurl.com/6dul5
Ellen Finkelstein: http://ellenfinkelstein.com/autoCAD.html
Jimmy Bergmark’s World: http://jtbworld.blogspot.com/
Lee Ambrosius’ Beyond the UI: http://tinyurl.com/56qmg
See you tomorrow with something new from AutoCAD 2006!
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