I learned AutoCAD Version 12 when it was still a DOS based program! I used it and knew it like the back of my hand up through version 2009.  I recently obtained 2014 and there's a lot of knew stuff! I'm opening files to modify them and the whole 3D thing has me pretty lost.  At my last job in 2009 i was using ArchiCAD and I'm a very quick learner.  I would just love to find the absolute quickest way to get up to speed.  Any recommendations for a good course or tutorial for an AutoCAD veteran??

1. A website called www.mycadsite.com.  Free.2. Another website called www.CADTutor.net.  Free.3. Last one...www.lynda.com. (Free initially then it comes at a monthly cost).

tutorial45.com i have learned many stuff so i would recommend you this site and its for free .

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John Connor2016-05-24 12:20:28

Excellent!  Thank you!!