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Tag Archives: Speed
Input Devices and AutoCAD
Touch Screens We are now seeing the wide scale adoption of the touch screen as an input device. AutoCAD for Mac supports gestures when using the Magic Mouse or Magic Trackpad. We even have a version of AutoCAD (WS) for … Continue reading
Posted in AutoCAD, AutoCAD Architecture, Civil 3D, GIS, Hardware, Mac, Map 3D, Mobile Computing, Revit, Topobase
Tagged Health, Keyboard Shortcuts, Speed
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Drafting Speed
Everyone in AutoCAD drafts at a different speed. When you’re watching someone use AutoCAD, especially if you are unfamiliar with the software, you might find yourself amazed at how fast their fingers fly to create a drawing. Conversely, if you’ve … Continue reading
Revit-Revit Server-LAN and WAN
With Revit, you’ll sometimes be dealing with large file sizes over the wide area network (WAN), typically occurring when using a VPN. This is not much of an issue when you’re in a corporate office with the files on a … Continue reading
Posted in BIM, Revit
Tagged Benchmark, Cloud Computing, LAN, Networking, Revit, Revit Server, Speed, WAN
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Helping AutoCAD Run Smoother-Do not use the Communication Center
In most versions of AutoCAD, the Communications Center likes to run in the background. When AutoCAD crashes, this process sometimes remains and can cause conflicts with your firewall, network, and anti-virus software. The purpose of this process is to check … Continue reading