Hey Lads and Lasses, I've been looking at the AutoCad Mobile Forum and it's over flowing with page after page of "It won't do this, it won't do that." kind of remarks. A LOT of them have replies from people that come on here and help with the support side of things. A LOT of those people are volunteering their services in order to make a program work better, develop what types of training people might need, that kind of thing.
Before you post a question, how about doing a key word search and seeing if it's been asked a lot of times before. Believe me, when the good folks that are volunteering their time see the same question 50 times from 50 users, they're not going to sit there and copy/paste 50 replies. They'll either find a fix or forward it on to the AutoDesk Development team.
Once you get a reply and it works, don't just move on and forget those folks are out there helping thousands of others.. Do a quick search on some key words that you used in your own post and see if anyone else has the same problem that you might be able to help them with.
I've found through years (I started on AutoCad 10) of using the AutoDesk products, they do their best to provide a decent support staff as well as volunteers such as yourselves.
Give a man AutoCad, and he'll draw you a floor plan.
Give a man Revit and he'll build you a house.
Give Cadmama a couple of drinks and she'll have everyone singing Rockytop!
