Design
Publishing Extension
December 2002—Need to share design
information with your project team? The Design Publishing Extension
provides an easy, efficient way to distribute electronic and paper
drawings to team members.
Standards
Monitoring Extension
August 2002—Want a faster way
to deal with CAD standards? Now you can check and fix CAD standards
violations in real time with the Standards Monitoring Extension.
Mechanical
Productivity Extension
June 2002—The Mechanical Productivity
Extension is a collection of layer management, block editing, and
dimension checking tools that enable you to access and organize
drawing data more efficiently.
i-drop
Enhancer Extension
April 2002—Save time by bringing
predesigned content from the Web directly into your drawings with
Autodesk i-drop® technology. And now the i-drop Enhancer Extension
makes dragging and dropping content even more convenient with features
like automatic URL tagging, multiple file formats, and more.
Associative
QDIM Extension
January 2002—The Associative
QDIM Extension makes the Quick Dimension feature in AutoCAD 2002
software associative, so all changes made to geometry automatically
update in the corresponding dimensions.
Reference
Manager Extension
January 2002—Simplify your file
relationships! With the Reference Manager Extension, you can automatically
generate reports on and specify updates to paths among all master
and reference files (DWG) throughout your network.
Digital
Signature Extension
September 2001—When you send
your drawings over the Internet, make sure they’re secure with the
Digital Signature Extension—the solution for digitally signing and
authenticating DWG and eTransmit drawings.
CAD
Manager’s Extension
September 2001—Managing your
software assets just got a lot easier! Use the CAD Manager’s Extension
for efficient, accurate tracking of all your software assets, and
for automatic installation of new software licenses across your
entire network.
Electronic
Plotting Extension
September 2001—The Electronic
Plotting Extension makes DWF™ (Design Web Format™) now more than
ever the best format for exchanging files over the Internet with
team members who don’t have AutoCAD software, but need to view,
mark up, and plot AutoCAD drawings.
