Tell Me What You Want To Know

August 2013


You have been reading my blog for a while now. I started with it in August 2013. I was talking about AutoLISP programs.


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I gave you AutoLISP programs and I have told you how the programming of those programs have been done. I gave an explanation.


I was also talking about saving time with AutoCAD. And I was talking about saving money with AutoCAD. You can do it with AutoLISP.


I was talking about AutoCAD. I talked about the truth of AutoCAD and I gave you five alternatives for AutoCAD.


What You Want


But what I was posting in my blog. Was that what you wanted to read? Did you want to learn about AutoLISP and AutoCAD?


I have written an awful lot of AutoLISP programs. And I know about AutoCAD and alternatives for AutoCAD.


Where I have been writing about it. I had my own ideas. I thought I was giving you good information. But was I?


Look. That is how I feel that it should be. I should write about what you want to know. And now what I think is good.


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I would like to know. Could you tell me what you want to know? You could add a comment to this blog. If you do, I'll write about it.


What you want to know. Maybe you are having difficulties with an AutoLISP program. Let me know and I'll help you to fix it.


Make AutoCAD Fast


Oh. Make AutoCAD Fast is my business. You could ask me to write an AutoLISP program for you. But don't feel obliged to do so.


The information of this blog is free. Anybody can read this. Even if you don't want to engage me for an AutoLISP job.

Telling Others Do you like what you have read? Do you know other people, that could be interested? Could you tell them about this blog?

Comment In the mean time. If you have any questions. Or you want to tell me something. Feel free to add a comment to this blog. I would love to hear from you. And when you come to me with a comment. I will give a reply to your question or remark.

Warning Don't spend a lot of money on AutoCAD Light. It is only for creating 2D drawings and it doesn't support AutoLISP. There is a very similar CAD program. And that is completely free. The name of the program? DraftSight. How to get it? Do a search on Google for “download DraftSight”. And you will find where you can download the program.

Only Create Drawings When your CAD operators don't create the borders of your drawings, a lot of time is saved. You get your drawings much faster. I have created a program that does exactly that. An AutoCAD drawing has been created and the program draws a border around it. If you want to see how the program works, go to YouTube. You'll find the working of the program here: http://www.youtu.be/O8Zy6n9zS8Q Now the AutoLISP program gives you the choice to select the size of your border. You can select A4, A3, A2, or A1. Maybe you already know the size of the border of your drawing. Maybe all your drawings have the size A1. If so. Let me know. That is important. The program finds the proper scale of your drawing. Or do you already know what the scale always is? I can write the AutoLISP program that you want. The price? I will only charge you RM 600.-. That is less than US $ 200.-.

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Resource Box Jos van Doorn is an AutoLISP programmer and blogger. He is originally from Holland and now he lives in Malaysia. He is the founder of the Make AutoCAD Fast business. Make AutoCAD Fast is writing AutoLISP programs for AutoCAD users. Make AutoCAD Fast created an AutoLISP program for drawing a border around AutoCAD drawings. The program can be found on YouTube. http://www.youtu.be/O8Zy6n9zS8Q Jos is writing a blog. In it are AutoLISP programs with information and it is about Make AutoCAD Fast. You can find his blog here: http://www.makeautocadfast.blogspot.com Maybe you have a question. Or want to tell me something. You can contact me on this e-mail address: makeautocadfast@ymail.com

This article may be freely reprinted or distributed in its entirety in any Ezine, newsletter, blog, or website. As long as the following resource box is added: ------------------------------------------------- This article is written by Jos van Doorn. He is an AutoLISP programmer who has helped engineering firms and architects to get their AutoCAD drawings fast, without waiting for hours. You can find more valuable information about his business and AutoLISP at his blog. It is here: http://www.makeautocadfast.blogspot.com If you want to contact him. Go to his blog and leave a comment. -------------------------------------------------