Suggested Reading (books 'n' stuff).

[Burnsie]

Hi guys.

Newbie here so be gentle.

Anyhow, I’m new to all this CAD malarkey. I’ve just enrolled on a City and Guilds 2D level 2 course.

Now apart from the course material is there any books which, in your expert (well, you no more than me!!) opinions are a ‘must have’?

I’m really wanting books which can support me through my first level 2 course, but which would still be of use after completing both my L3 2D and my 3D courses (which I intend to do).

Many thanks.

B.

[SLW210]

"The AutoCAD Bible" by Ellen Finkelstein

[Burnsie]

"The AutoCAD Bible" by Ellen Finkelstein

thats the only one i knew of.

guesssing its good then?

Ps anyone know how to stop this forum sending you emails everytime you get a reply to a thread?

[SLW210]

thats the only one i knew of.

guesssing its good then?

Ps anyone know how to stop this forum sending you emails everytime you get a reply to a thread?

I am sure you will get more responses on more books. Check the "RSS Feeds" section on this forum Ellen herself has a blog and may have more books.

Go to the "User CP" at the top of the forum, you can set the email feature in there. Under "edit options" and near the top under "messaging & notification".

[Burnsie]

thanking you

[Burnsie]

bump..... ..............................

[Alan Cullen]

What was that "Bump" for.......

[Burnsie]

What was that "Bump" for.......

to "bump" (move) it back up the forum incase anyone missed it who fancied added to it.

guessing not

[Alan Cullen]

No need......we all keep an eye on what happens here.....

[Alan Cullen]

So, Burnsie......

You want to tell us a bit about you?????

Like where you are from......your loves....your hates...all that sort of stuff.....

or do we remain in limbo......