Sometimes, you just need to know your options... what you can open, what you can save to. In Map3D 2006, there are a few places to find this information, so I like to keep it all together in one list for ease of use and a quick reference.MAP3D 2006 Export Options:ESRI ArcInfo CoverageESRI ArcInfo Export (E00) (*.e00)ESRI Shape (*.shp)GML v2 (*.gml, *.xml)MapInfo MIF/MID (*.mif)MapInfo Tab (*.tab)MicroStation Design (*.dgn)Vector Markup Language (VML) (*.vml)Map3D 2006 Import Options:ESRI ArcInfo CoverageESRI ArcInfo Export (E00) (*.e00)ESRI Shape...
Friday, 26 January 2007
Thursday, 25 January 2007
MEPFP Drafter needed in St. Louis
Posted on 09:12 by Unknown
EDIT IN MARCH 2007: This position has been filled. Thank you.I was asked by colleague to spread the word that his firm is looking for a drafter post-haste, following is a brief job description:Immediate opening for experienced AutoCAD operator at a Chesterfield, MO based consulting engineering firm; specializing in HVAC, Plumbing, Electrical, and Fire Protection. Excellent benefits including group health insurance, 401K, and 4 day work week. Salary commensurate with experience. Send resume to David Wilson at Tennill & Associates, Inc.e-mail:...
Tuesday, 16 January 2007
WID Interview: Ruth Rogers - Architect
Posted on 18:58 by Unknown
As I mentioned in a previous post, I wanted to inspire women by showing them other successful ladies in the fields of Architecture, Engineering and Design. If you are educators, please, share any of these interviews with your students to get them familiar with the jobs that these ladies are doing. Hopefully, it will inspire them and give them potential directions in their career planning. Also, I'd love to hear from any women in design who would like to participate in one of these interviews. Or, (since I know most women won't want to put...
AN FMDESKTOP BLOG!
Posted on 16:13 by Unknown
Yeah, I'm a little excited to see a blog about FM Desktop!!!, what can I say?I'm trying to talk the bosses into letting me do a pilot project with FMD over the course of the year, to convince the other departments and financial department that a CAFM program is worthwhile and achievable.Plus, I'm always happy to see talk about FM!I've had the pleasure of meeting fellow FM blogger Shaun Bryant during classes at Autodesk University this year. You might also recognize him from there as one of the leaders of the UK AUGI Country Chapter or as a Panel...
Wednesday, 10 January 2007
Five Things You Didn't Know About Me
Posted on 15:08 by Unknown
Well, I've been tagged by DWF-guy, Scott Sheppard. So, I find myself surprised to learn he has been burned in effigy and is Carl Bass's twin (a few years and parents removed).It is hard to come up with things that you, faithful reader, haven't seen on these pages... where I've lived, how I met my husband, that my first chosen career was actually accounting (with a minor in english), that I keep an extensive spreadsheet of CAD blogs that I come across, that my favorite books are the LOTR trilogy and that my favorite author is Dean Koontz.So... what...
Tuesday, 9 January 2007
AUGI 2006 Salary Survey published in AUGIWorld
Posted on 21:09 by Unknown
Here it is, the moment you've all been waiting for. BLAUGI has just posted that the January/February issue of AUGIWorld magazine is now available for download. This issue contains a lot of great articles, as usual, but, this month is special because it contains the results of the Annual Salary Survey as well as a great article from CAD Manager, Mark Kiker, on how to ask for a raise! Could this be any more perfect?So, I hope you like the changes I've made to the typical AUGIWorld spread this year. This article not only gives the normal rundown on...
Monday, 8 January 2007
What product can I use for MEP design?
Posted on 18:24 by Unknown
I work in Facilities Management... so, while I don't actually do design, I work with Mechanical (HVAC/R), Electrical, Plumbing and Fire Protection systems.I use Map3D currently, but, have been looking at ABS and Revit System. RSys is a relatively new product, I only know like one guy in the city using it so far... so, I know it's got a little ways to go to reach maturity. I believe I've read that ABS is selling like hotcakes right now. It's good to see MEP designers catching on to BIM/intelligent drafting and design. This is a good step forward...
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