AutoCAD 2010 - Dateinavigation
{"Image DocumentName": "AutoCAD Dateinavigation", "Image ImageDescription": "Automatische Vervollst\u00e4ndigung bei Eingabe des Zeichnungsnamens. As I said earlier, AutoCAD\u00ae Map 3D is the desktop platform of Autodesk\u00ae Geospatial Solutions. AutoCAD Map 3D provides: Direct access to data in common, popular data formats, enabling you to combine data from many different formats into one map. Using Map 3D, engineering and GIS can now share data more effectively. Both groups can now access the same data source. With Map 3D you can use AutoCAD tools for precision editing of GIS data and use your current CAD-trained workforce to reduce backlogs by using the world\u2019s best CAD tools to directly create and edit geospatial data. GIS tools for map creation, stylization, and analysis enable you to create stylized versions of your data to highlight objects such as roads and utilities, or to analyze your data using a thematic map to display features such as parcels in various colors based on land values. Powerful, flexible, and open data management tools allow you to easily and effectively manage spatial data in virtually any format. For example, you can create users, define schemas, and move data between different data stores (for example, from DWG to Oracle). AutoCAD Map 3D is also the fastest way to publish data and stylized maps to the web via direct publishing to Autodesk MapGuide\u00ae Enterprise and MapGuide Open Source. When used together, AutoCAD Map 3D and Autodesk MapGuide Enterprise enable organizations to use data from initial design to web deployment more effectively\u2014without translation or data loss. Or use the Autodesk DWF file format to easily share maps and design information with others throughout your organization; by using Autodesk\u00ae Design Review software you can review, mark up, and track changes to 2D and 3D designs without the original creation software. Let\u2019s explore each of these points in more detail.", "Image XResolution": "37", "Image YResolution": "37", "Image ResolutionUnit": "Pixels/Centimeter", "Image Software": "SlidePlayer", "Image YCbCrPositioning": "Centered"}