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In this final tutorial you`ll finish our simple interior, by putting some pictures on the walls and inserting your coffee-table (from Tutorial 1). Then we`ll go for a walk through the space!

This tutorial has been prepared for student studying: ARCH7220 Computer-aided Drafting, and ARCH6205 Architectural Computing 2 at the School of Architecture, University of New South Wales, Australia.

In this final tutorial you`ll finish our simple interior, by putting some pictures on the walls and inserting your coffee-table (from Tutorial 1). Then we`ll go for a walk through the space!

This tutorial has been prepared for students at the Faculty of the Built Environment studying AutoCAD in Communications Seminar 3. It has been placed on the Web to facilitate access by those students and because I believe others may find the material of use!

With most applications there are some hidden secrets that are rarely discovered. Autodesk is very open with some of their once kept secrets in the AutoCAD documentation, but there are still some yet unknown to some of us out there. This tip is about one of the mysterious things that can be done with the AutoCAD shortcut icon and a common term in Windows called command line switch. There are a lot of applications that use these switches besides AutoCAD to trigger certain behavior on start up.

See tip link for description.

This tutorial has been prepared for students at the Faculty of the Built Environment studying AutoCAD in Communications Seminar 3. It has been placed on the Web to facilitate access by those students and because I believe others may find the material of use!