Expert: J. B. Borge - 6/30/2005

Question
hi,
i don't know if it's asked before but,i have absolutely no experience with autoCAD at all,and i was wondering what some good books are to teach it myself...
thanks!
manu

Answer
manu, just wanted to follow up, following link below should take to Autodesk's webcast which they will be conducting for the next couple of months. they will be covering Autocad 2006, Inventor, Civil, Electrical, Architectural, Building, customization, migration, etc.

http://www.adskhost.net/10653/index.php?nav=webcast&src=homepage_kicker&x=1

Register as soon as you can!

-JB

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Manu, my apologies for the long delay. to answer your question, just about any books out there will suffice & will cover the basics. it's also beneficial to read documentations in the net & specially Autodesk's website. Publications by Sybex are often intimidating because of its size but offers indepth details on the subjects & autocad functionalities. I myself owns several Sybex books ranging fr autocad basic/advance functions to programming (lisp/vba). Additionally, there are some really good websites out there that can help supplement your needs. If you ever require additional explanation, just drop me a line & i'd be more than happy to help!

best regards-
JB