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Topic ClosedProject Snap for AutoCAD Update Now Available

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    Posted: 27.Jul.2010 at 04:00
Yesterday Product Manager, Todd Nicol, gave me updated installers for Project Snap. I was happy to make them available via the Autodesk Labs site. With this latest update, Project Snap now supports text and attributes! Any textual entity that you can see on your drawing - text, dimension, leader, field - is now a searchable string that will allow you to find your files in large file repositories. This means you can use Project Snap to instanly find one of your design files even if all you can remember is a few words of text that appear somewhere in the drawing. How easy is that? Free Download of Project Snap for AutoCAD via Autodesk Labs Making it even easier to find your stuff is alive in the lab.

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