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Read how AutoCAD 2015 really focuses on user comfort. Meet the most compelling new feature of Civil 3D 2015, and more. These and other stories are featured in this week’s CAD News & Tips for Govies -  a weekly feature on Acronym that scans thousands of industry articles to present you with a regular source of CAD and GIS news, tips, events, and ideas that impact the public sector: AutoCAD 2015 Focuses on User Comfort

If you’ve been lucky enough to make the investment in AutoCAD 2015, then you won’t want to miss Lynn Allen’s companion “Tips and Tricks” booklet. Lynn’s annual publication is packed with info about the commands and system variables you need to know to get the most out of AutoCAD 2015.

To upgrade now or upgrade later, that is the question! Learn how to save your AutoCAD drawings to the cloud – automatically! These and other stories are featured in this week’s CAD News & Tips for Govies is a weekly feature on Acronym that scans thousands of industry articles to present you with a regular source of CAD and GIS news, tips, events, and ideas that impact the public sector: To Upgrade Now, or Upgrade Later? That is the Question

Given it takes up to 3 weeks to get physical media, downloads are our best option. However, factors such as extremely slow download speeds, poor internet connections causing drop outs, corporate policy of forbidding downloads, etc. will necessitate a request for physical media from the subscription site.

With each version of AutoCAD, users see improved and new features.  Other than new features such as easier and flexible ways to access tools within the suite, the AutoCAD 2015 suite has a stronger cloud integration that has to offer the following: 1.  One-Click Access to BIM 360

Autodesk recently announced AutoCAD Civil 3D 2015, and this years release introduces a wide array of small but significant features that you will undoubtedly find yourself using on a daily basis. More specifically, these improvements are seen through the addition of numerous corridor modeling, profiling, labeling, and export/output improvements.