AutoCAD LT e-Learning

This lesson introduces you to annotation scaling and demonstrates how it can be used to increase productivity and enhance the annotation processes that occur in all drawings.

This lesson describes how to use object properties and styles to control annotation scale. The lesson also describes how to maintain visual fidelity when the drawing is displayed in other applications or earlier versions of AutoCAD and AutoCAD LT. In learning how to use annotation scaling in a drawing, you need to be able to describe and identify the properties and styles that make annotation scaling work. Once you understand these components, you can effectively manage and control any drawing that utilizes annotation scaling.

This lesson describes how to create attributes by using the Attribute Definition (Attdef) command.

This lesson describes how you can format and edit attributes by using the appropriate tools.

In this lesson you identify and state the purpose of the main interface elements.

This lesson describes the Measure tools, their available options, and how to use them.

This lesson describes Attaching, Fading, setting File Clip Variables and Inverting Clipped boundaries for External References. It also provides options for importing and exporting PDFs.

This lesson describes updates made to the sheet set manager, hatching, and viewports.

Learn how organizations in your industry use Autodesk Buzzsaw collaboration software to improve communication, save time, and cut costs across their building projects. Includes both end user and administration.

In this lesson you navigate the AutoCAD LT user interface. You begin by learning about the Quick Access toolbar and the commands that it makes available. Next you discover Ribbon panels and status bar controls, and finally you modify the appearance of interface elements.

In this lesson you learn to use the Menu Browser to perform common tasks in AutoCAD LT such as opening and closing drawings, accessing commands, setting options, and exiting AutoCAD.

In this lesson, you learn about the Quick View status bar controls and how to use them to navigate drawing views and layouts.

In this lesson you adjust object properties on several different types of objects. You begin by learning about the Quick Properties panel, how to access it and how to control its visibility and behavior. You then use the Quick Properties panel to quickly change object properties.

In this lesson, you manage layer properties and perform other tasks while the layer properties manager dialog box is open and available. You learn that the behavior of the Layer Properties Manager is modeless, so that it allows you to perform operations in the drawing while it is open.

In this lesson, you customize aspects of the user interface in AutoCAD LT. You begin by learning how to customize the Ribbon panels and tabs. You then learn to customize the Quick Properties palettes by changing which properties are displayed and then how to enable Quick Properties for other objects. You learn how to create search tags, or keywords for commands to be used in the Menu Browser search tool. Finally, you learn to customize the Quick Access toolbar and add menu tags to commands.

In this lesson you utilize the DWFx format to exchange digital design data. First you learn about the DWFx format and how it differs from DWF, and then you learn about your options for creating, sharing, and creating markups.

This lesson introduces you to annotation scaling and demonstrates how it can be used to increase productivity and enhance the annotation processes that occur in all drawings.

This lesson describes how to use object properties and styles to control annotation scale. The lesson also describes how to maintain visual fidelity when the drawing is displayed in other applications or earlier versions of AutoCAD and AutoCAD LT. In learning how to use annotation scaling in a drawing, you need to be able to describe and identify the properties and styles that make annotation scaling work. Once you understand these components, you can effectively manage and control any drawing that utilizes annotation scaling.

This lesson describes how to create attributes by using the Attribute Definition (Attdef) command.

This lesson describes how you can format and edit attributes by using the appropriate tools.

This lesson describes how to create and edit tables.

This lesson describes how to export and import data stored in tables and integrate drawing data with external data files such as Excel spreadsheets.

This lesson describes how to use dynamic blocks to increase productivity.

This lesson describes how to add dynamic blocks to standard block objects.

This lesson discusses the types of actions available and the method to add them to dynamic blocks.

This lesson consists of several exercises in which you create various dynamic blocks using parameters, actions, and parameter sets.

This lesson describes changes to the User Interface that you will encounter when you transition from AutoCAD LT 2007 to AutoCAD LT 2008.

This lesson describes the Dimensioning dashboard panel and some of the dimensioning commands and options in AutoCAD LT 2008.

This lesson describe multileaders, multileader styles, and the options available for placing multileaders in the drawing.

This lesson covers the use of different file types in conjunction with AutoCAD LT drawing files. Different files types can be attached or imported into AutoCAD LT drawings enabling you to reuse this data.

This lesson cover a variety of tools to simplify the management of layers and layouts.

This lessons describes the Text panel of the Dashboard, paragraph formatting, column text, spell checking, and multiline attributes.

In this lesson you will create static and dynamic tables using data from external data sources.

In this lesson you will extract data from objects in your drawings and link that information to external files.

This lesson introduces you to annotation scaling and demonstrates how it can be used to increase productivity and enhance the annotation processes that occur in all drawings.

This lesson describes how to use object properties and styles to control annotation scale. The lesson also describes how to maintain visual fidelity when the drawing is displayed in other applications or earlier versions of AutoCAD LT.