Showing posts with label Help. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Help. Show all posts

31 Oct 2013

Revamped Wiki Help Site

The Autodesk Wiki Help site has had a major overhaul and is now faster, more streamlined, and brings a new visual style which closer matches the theme of the main Autodesk site.  The information contained within is now more up-to-date for your 2014 products and services.


Do bear in mind though; while it can provide information on tools and techniques, it still can't solve your problems - unlike us here at Micro Concepts.

If you have a support contract with us, do remember to give us a call on 01223 716 214 if you encounter any issues, or if you just need clarification on any of the advice listed on the wiki site.

7 Nov 2012

Getting Started and Help with AutoCAD WS

AutoCAD WS is an easy-to-use web application that allows you to work on your AutoCAD drawings from anywhere and with anyone. With AutoCAD WS you can view, edit, and share DWG files through a web browser or mobile device.

What can you do with AutoCAD WS?
  • Upload DWG files directly from AutoCAD software to an online workspace.
  • View and edit DWG files from anywhere, using just a web browser or mobile device.
  • Invite design team members to review and edit DWG files online; no software required.
  • Allow multiple people to work on the same DWG file online, in real time.
  • Record changes to designs in a timeline for version control and auditing
  • Store drawings and project related documents online, eliminating the need for redundant copies, backups, or archiving solutions.
It’s easy to get started!


See the AutoCAD WS site for more Information and Tutorials.

17 Oct 2011

How to Download your Autodesk Software

We have received quite a few calls in reference to downloading Autodesk Subscription software. Autodesk have recently produced a PDF to help step you through the process, so we thought it was worth a quick post:

29 Jun 2011

Change to Using the Full Help for Inventor

You have downloaded and installed the Inventor 2012 Full Help and for performance reasons you want to use it, instead of the help from Autodesk Wiki Help, even when you are on-line.

Of course, you can simply create a shortcut on your desktop and have it point to, for instance:

\Inventor 2012\Help_Full \index.html

However, if you want to access the Full Help from within Inventor or inside a dialogue, do the following:
  • Edit the file \Inventor 2012\Bin\HelpIds.xml in Notepad
  • Find the string UseOnline
  • Change the value from 1 to 0 and Save the file.
  • Restart Inventor
Note: Be aware that by downloading and using the help on a local drive, you have chosen to work with a snapshot version of the Help that is possibly out-of-date, contrary to the Wiki Help, which at all times shows the most up-to-date help information.

If you want to go back to the default behaviour, that is, to use the help from Wiki Help when you are on-line, set the value for UseOnline to 1.

1 Jun 2010

Autodesk Wikihelp Website

You're invited to share your expertise with other authors who provide information for Manufacturing documentation. If you have a specialty and want to share your knowledge, you're in the right place. Join our writers and subject matter experts to improve the learnability of our products. We're all in this together and your ideas help us improve the content for everyone.  Not sure what a Wiki is? Watch Wikis in Plain English, a video created by Common Craft.

Ready to get started?

Take a look at our rules, and then start contributing. Add comments on the specific content pages. Consider adding a new page. Help us tag content to make information easier to find with our Search tool. Create your own My Page. There are many ways to participate. Wiki Help is available if you have questions about how to use this Wiki.

Rules

We have simple rules. We want to maintain a constructive, informative, and helpful environment for sharing ideas about Help content. Your use of, participation in, and submissions to this Wiki Help Site are subject to these Rules, the Autodesk.com Terms of Use, and Privacy Policy.
This Wiki Help Site is created by the community of users, and Autodesk makes it available "As Is" and with specific disclaimer of any warranties of merchantability, fitness for purpose, title, and/or non-infringement. Autodesk cannot guarantee the accuracy, completeness, or availability of information available from this site.
An Autodesk moderator may, but is not obligated to, monitor, modify, remove, or decline to publish submissions without notice or attribution.

Note: All the Ground Rules from our Discussion Forums apply on our Wiki Help project site.