- Lynn Allen's free video Tips and Tricks online HERE.
- LT2008's new text/annotation features explored HERE.
- Creating attributes: labels, tags and editable text inside blocks HERE and in this MOVIE. And in case you need it, here is a Block OVERVIEW as well as WBLOCK command. Many more links found HERE.
- An overview of Palettes with Blocks HERE.
- Help with PLOT command provided at the great SITE. And more importantly, understanding UNITS and Scales settings inside AutoCAD HERE.
- CUI video tutorials HERE: originally developed for 2006, still very useful for an overview if you use later versions. Additional customization tips and ideas HERE.
- eTransmit command, the best way to send/email drawing files to others HERE.
- Using Groups in AutoCAD, tips and insight HERE.
- Creating a Dynamic Block in LT2007 and higher HERE: this example creates a door block HERE to see it all in action.
- Layers and Linetypes overviews HERE.
- Dealing with gaps, either in lines, plines or hatch areas, click HERE.
- Setting up text and dimensions, PART1 and PART2. More links on Dimensioning HERE and HERE for Text.
- Selection options other than W and C discussed HERE.
- Creating your own custom Plot Style Table (CTB) HERE.
- Creating your own custom simple linetype HERE.
- Creating and using Layer Filters HERE.
- Learn how to best use Grips with objects in AutoCAD HERE.
- Tables in AutoCAD are introduced HERE as well as this SITE.
- Paperspace/Layouts overview explained in TWO VIDEOS. Many more links HERE. Examine some good links on VIEWPORTS as well.
- OPTIONS command and it's many tabs and selections explained HERE.
- Understanding Xrefs and paths HERE.
- Using OTRACK, or Object Snap Tracking new to LT2007 and higher HERE.
- POLAR, or Polarmode use, and alternative to ORTHO on/off discussed HERE.
- Rotating views in your drawing discussed HERE.
For LT2008 tutorials on CD, 100 video lessons in 10-hours for one low cost, review the option to purchase HERE.
Free lessons here that comes from a great book LT2008 For Designers, click HERE.
More LT lessons here: LT2005, LT2007 and LT2008.
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