Books on Autosketch

[Anonymous]

I am looking for more in depth info than the manual gives & have been quite unsuccessful finding more books or info on AutoSketch v9. Is there any other books or manuals out there? or is would the books on AutoCad or AutoCad LT be just as helpful? I am an experienced user, but just looking for more info on some of the tools that I don't use that often, but want to make sure that I'm working the most effient way possible.

[Anonymous]

Jess,

I noticed that nobody answered. So, time for the "B" team. Having seen this question come up, a couple of notes:

Sounds like you've already found the pdf manual in the AS9 CD? It's not sufficiently thorough / rigorous, but a good couple hundred pages of introduction .

If you look back in this forum, someone has a sort of manual, called something like "hands on a house" which it appears is good but for an older version.

One can learn a lot by reading useful looking past posts of this forum.

Other than that I don't think anything exists. And several have said that AS is too different from AutoCAD & AC LT for those to be useful.

[Anonymous]

The following is copied from Harvey's recent post.

>Go to www.resolv.com.au and write to Paul
>directly. He'll send you the book Hands On A House
>for USD money.

Bob

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wrote in message news:5870642@discussion.autodesk.com...
I am looking for more in depth info than the manual gives & have been quite
unsuccessful finding more books or info on AutoSketch v9. Is there any
other books or manuals out there? or is would the books on AutoCad or
AutoCad LT be just as helpful? I am an experienced user, but just looking
for more info on some of the tools that I don't use that often, but want to
make sure that I'm working the most effient way possible.

[Anonymous]

Thank you to both of you. I will check that out. I had seen the site & book before, but wasn't sure, considering that it was for such a much older version of the program.
Jess

[Anonymous]

The book now covers V9 and has some avi files to help people understand
Australian.

Paul J
Resolve Computing


wrote in message news:5874012@discussion.autodesk.com...
Thank you to both of you. I will check that out. I had seen the site & book
before, but wasn't sure, considering that it was for such a much older
version of the program.
Jess