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I have used microstation products for most of my career and currently use powerdraft. I was forced into retirement 6 years ago but recently landed a job using Autocad LT. I have some experience with Autocad but not enough to make me productive right out of tge gate. Does anyone have any suggestions on how to adapt to the learning curve as quickly as possible? I want to succeed at this job and don't want my lack of experience in a drafting program to to be my Achilles heal.
