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Jonathan Pickup and Tamsin Slatter Publish New Vectorworks Tutorials: These tutorials focus on a particular Vectorworks product; they offer Vectorworks users a different and effective method of learning, with step-by-step instructions and a conversational tone. The tutorials are based on version 2009 but can be used successfully with prior versions of Vectorworks.
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Nemetschek North America Announces Service Pack 3 for Vectorworks 2009: In addition to addressing several user origin shift problems, quality improvements were also made to stairs, framing member objects, IFC export, referenced and sheet layer viewports (including section viewports), interactive drawing operations, and many other areas of the application.
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Rising Star Winner, Sean Savoie, Honored At USITT 2009: Live Design, LDI, and Nemetschek North America sponsored a cocktail reception on Friday, March 21 at USITT in Cincinnati, Ohio. Sean received a 2009 Vectorworks software package, presented by Kevin Linzey.
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Artwork by Vectorworks user Sarah Munro now featured at the PAGEBLACKIEGALLERY in Wellington, New Zealand: The engagement with digital technologies occurs in Sarah Munro’s work because of her interest in producing paintings that have the appearance of machine-made objects.
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Working with DWG files in Vectorworks Architect 2009: This video demonstrates the various ways you can work with DWG files in Vectorworks Architect 2009.
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Displaying Objects in the Resource Browser: This video tech walks through the different options for displaying objects in the Resource Browser.
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 Nemetschek North America sponsors PLANET’s Student Reception in Pomona, California
Nemetschekians Eric Gilbey and Howard Donan managed one of the most popular games at the student reception…the “Vectorworks” Velcro Wall. The goal was for students to run and jump as high as they could, attach themselves to the wall, and try to reach their prize—the 3D Space Navigator. The Vectorworks Velcro card (or “the ticket” as many students referred to it!) was also given away, and any student who brought this to the career fair the next day received free student software.
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Trade Shows
Apr 17: NCASLA 2009 Spring Conference, Ashville, NC
Apr 30-May 02: AIA National 2009, San Francisco, CA (Booth #1651)
May 01-03: Museum Expo 2009, Philadelphia, PA (Booth #1306)
May 15: ASLA Central States, Omaha, NE
Jul 14-15: Design DC 2009, Washington D.C., DC(Booth #405)
Jul 14: APLD Annual Design Conference, Portland, OR (Booth #405)
Jul 24-25: Florida ASLA Annual Conference, Ft. Meyers, FL
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Apr 20-21: Beginning Classroom Training, Columbia, MD
Apr 22-23: Intermediate Classroom Training, Columbia, MD
May 11-12: Beginning Classroom Training, Columbia, MD
May 13-14: Intermediate Classroom Training, Columbia, MD
May 27-28: Advanced Classroom Training, Columbia, MD
Jun 8-9: Beginning Classroom Training, Columbia, MD
Jun 10-11: Intermediate Classroom Training, Columbia, MD
Jun 22-23: Beginning Classroom Training, Columbia, MD
Jun 24-25: Intermediate Classroom Training, Columbia, MD
To register for any of our training classes please call us at 877-202-8871.
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User Group Meetings and Events
Apr 22: NYC Vectorworks User Group Meeting
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Vectorworks Job Board
Check out our job board to find out about jobs wanted and offered by Vectorworks users around the world. You can even post your own listing--whether you're looking for a new job, or a new employee. Find out more here.
 Vectorworks hosts USITT Tweetup: Vectorworks recently hosted a tweet-up at the U.S. Institute for Theater Technicians (USITT) annual conference. The gathering of Twitter users was an upbeat event for students to connect with their peers and to network with experienced professionals. Close to 50 people attended. Pictures, care of Joshua Williamson, are here-http://is.gd/qATV
Neatworkz: Neatworkz is a suite of software "plug-ins" for Vectorworks that extend its capabilities to assist and simplify the design and documentation of systems and networks. Neatworkz is an open system based on the idea that a drawing should be both human and machine readable. All data is stored in the drawing and can be inspected and modified using standard Vectorworks commands. Neatworkz gives you a staggering increase in the speed, efficiency and reliability of system design, implementation and documentation. For more information, visit www.neatworkz.tv/
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