Getting the Most out of AU: 10 Reasons to Attend - Seven
With 13 classes totaling 19.5 hours of lectures, the AutoCAD Power Track covers the key aspects of optimizing design processes. For CAD users who want to build their CAD muscles and see results quickly!

Getting the Most out of AU: 10 Reasons to Attend - Six
Get certified! You can take advantage of certification preparation sessions, the preparation lab, and even the certification exam. And best of all, it's free.

Getting the Most out of AU: 10 Reasons to Attend - Five
There's no better opportunity to meet the professionals and experts that could help you solve your latest issues.

Getting the Most out of AU: 10 Reasons to Attend - Four
AU provides you valuable information that can help steer your company in a profitable direction. Don't lose business by not keeping pace with the latest trends and solutions!

Getting the Most out of AU: 10 Reasons to Attend - Three
AU doesn't just focus on today, it looks at the overall strategy and technology of tomorrow. AU presentations showcase companies who are getting the most from today's technology and how they plan to leverage it in the future.

Getting the Most out of AU: 10 Reasons to Attend - One
This isn't classroom theory! Learn directly from working professionals in the fields of AEC, CAD management, manufacturing, and many others.

Getting the Most out of AU: 10 Reasons to Attend - Two
AU has the widest range of courses of any Autodesk product-focused event. With more than 600 courses, from software basics to advanced programming, you'll find the right ones for your needs.

Getting the Most out of AU: 10 Reasons to Attend - Introduction
Autodesk University is for industry professionals who want to learn more about their current Autodesk products, network with other like professionals, and help their companies stay on the cutting edge of design. While you know how beneficial it is to attend, upper management might need some persuasion. Lynn Allen is here to help, as she explains in the introduction to "Getting the Most out of AU: 10 Reasons to Attend."

Lynn Allen: AutoCAD 2010 Awesome New Measurement Tools
AutoCAD 2010 offers a completely new set of visual measurement tools. Lynn Allen demonstrates the new tools, which allows you to measure distances, cumulative distances, area and more.

Lynn Allen: AutoCAD 2010 Improvements to Everyday Commands
Lynn Allen demonstrates some new features and options in AutoCAD 2010 that will shave time off the drawing process.

Lynn Allen: AutoCAD 2010 Saving Out to PDF
In the past, when you saved out to PDF, the resulting files were very large and you couldn't edit text. Lynn Allen shows how AutoCAD 2010 decreases file size, improves resolution, and allows you to edit text.

Lynn Allen: AutoCAD 2010 External Reference Tips
Lynn Allen shows a few Xref tricks for AutoCAD 2010, including how to easily create a clipping boundary complete with grips to manipulate the clipping.

Lynn Allen: AutoCAD 2010 Geometric Constraints
AutoCAD 2010 makes it easy to apply basic rules to the geometry that stay with your drawings, dramatically speeding up the editing process. Lynn Allen shows you how geometric constraints work.

Lynn Allen: AutoCAD 2010 Hatch Improvements
If you edit other people's drawings, you probably know that a non-associative hatch pattern is nearly impossible to edit. You probably ended up erasing it and doing it all over again. Lynn Allen shows you how AutoCAD 2010 improves the process.

Lynn Allen and Brian Benton: Favorite AutoCAD 2010 Feature
CAD-a-Blog blogger Brian Benton helped develop sample files for Geometric Constraints, which makes him partial to this feature. He talks with Lynn Allen about this 2010 feature.

Lynn Allen Chats with Heidi Hewett
Lynn Allen talks to Heidi Hewett, Technical Marketing Manager for AutoCAD and Platform Products at Autodesk. Heidi shares the inside scoop on what customers are saying about AutoCAD 2010.

Lynn Allen and Donnie Gladfelter: His Favorite AutoCAD Command
The CAD Geek blogger Donnie Gladfelter shares his favorite AutoCAD command and explains why.

Lynn Allen Asks Mark Douglas About AutoCAD 2010
Blogger Mark Douglas talks with Lynn Allen about his blog, In the Dynamic Interface, and the new features in AutoCAD 2010.

Lynn Allen and Donnie Gladfelter on Blogging and AutoCAD
Lynn Allen chats with Donnie Gladfelter on his blog, The CAD Geek, and his job as a CAD Manager for a civil engineering firm.

Lynn Allen and David Cohn on His Annotation Scaling Series
Blogger David Cohn talks to Lynn Allen about his blogs, CADman-Do and Revit-Up, and his new series on annotation scaling.

Lynn Allen and Robin Capper on AutoCAD 2010 Features
RobiNZ CAD Blog owner Robin Capper talks to Lynn Allen about his blog and AutoCAD 2010. He shares his favorite features and how he uses them.