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Recent Answers from ALan Zube

2009-09-09 License Error:

You will need to call Autodesk and get an answer from them. I have had this happen before and they should be able to walk you through the process. It may take some navigating through their phone system

2009-08-27 pltw:

Hi John....good to hear from you. You will need to go onto the PLTW.org website. login in to the Virtual Academy. Click on the Pathway to Engineering under curriculum. That where all of the course

2009-08-05 image to cad - stl file:

I don't think you can convert STL to a CAD model file. STL format is supposed to be a big blob of triangles. I've tried Solidworks 2007 for importing and while it will bring in the STL file, I can't do

2009-06-09 dimension (angle and arc length):

The only way know to do this is to write your own AutoLisp application. I don't know HOW to do it but I know it can be done. I am not an expert in AutoLISP. This website has the AutoLISP application

2009-06-05 dimensioning:

I think to do it in this fashion you would have to write a LISP. See the previous answer. I would look in van Doorn's material to see if he has the exact answer. Sorry I could not be more specific.