I hope you’re all as excited about Count as I am. Count is located on the Palettes panel of the View Tab of the Ribbon and allows AutoCAD users to quickly count the blocks or geometry in a drawing, identify blocks that are duplicated and superimposed over on another and identify blocks that have been exploded! Data gathered by Count can be exported to a dynamic table that updates as counted objects are increased or decreased. I’m frequently asked is there any quick and easy way to quantify objects within drawings and while the answer has been yes for quite some time, now, because of the new Count Command it’s quicker, easier and just plain better. But you might be wondering: are there any good reasons that I should upgrade? And the answer is: Yes! Yes! A thousand time, yes! Okay, maybe not a thousand, but certainly five and here are my Top 5 Reasons to Upgrade to AutoCAD 2022.

And then just like that, a new version of AutoCAD is ready for us to download and upgrade.

Oh my goodness, it’s that time of year again! Just where has the time gone? If your year has been like mine, you’ve spent it using AutoCAD 2021 to update client drawings, create custom content and deliver more online training that you thought was humanly possible.

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