Hi
I downloaded and installed the help file for Autocad 2015
Can someone please help me with an help file os some sort of discription on how to work with the help file of Autocad 2015.
If i open the help file all i can see is a stupid non workable "the hichhiker's Guide" wich tell you nothing and only brings confusion.
What i want to see is an help file like it was back a few years ago with a nice overview of topics you could choose
Like comand reference wich shows you the complete list of all the command and systemvariable's that Autocad has
In the 2015 version its gone.
They only show the new and modified ones bud i dont care about that
I want to see all the things in 1 list.
See the pic i added
This shows the help file of 2014 and how it should be looking like
The 2015 version doesn't look like this at all
I only have a 120GB harddrive in my head so its impossible for me to remeber everything that Autocad has to offer.
A helpfile is ideal for this.
I hope someone can help me.
Kind Regards
Don
@d.grapendaal wrote:...
What i want to see is an help file like it was back a few years ago with a nice overview of topics you could choose
Like comand reference wich shows you the complete list of all the command and systemvariable's that Autocad has
...
I want to see all the things in 1 list.
Autodesk no longer offers a user endorsed help file / documentation.
Heck, it's taken multiple rounds of Alpha\Beta testing just to get them to allow the online help to display the GUID-based URL for each useful help topic you can actually find.
Instead of providing a tree view or table of contents, they'd rather you spend more time hunting down what you're looking for... You know, because you've obviously memorized everything you could possibly need to know by precise topic and keyword... You don't need no stinking table of contents.
... Just 'search' they say.
"How we think determines what we do, and what we do determines what we get."
The help files are helpless and hopeless since R2012 (?)
The last "good" version of the help files is R2011, if I remembered correctly.
I and some guys have already had similar posts back in couple years but Autodesk doesn't seem to listen to its customers/users.