Hi,

My name is Emmy and I work at the BIMobject® headquarters in Malmö, Sweden. I thought you might be interested in our BIMobject® apps, which are available for ArchiCAD, AutoCAD, Revit and SketchUp and completely free to download and use. All you have to do is register at http://bimobject.com


All our apps integrate the BIMobject® Portal directly into your program of choice so you can browse, filter and download BIM objects to your project without switching between windows.

If you want to know more, you’ll find our press releases here: http://www.mynewsdesk.com/uk/bimobject/news/the-bimobject-r-app-for-archicad-now-available-for-mac-62865 and http://www.mynewsdesk.com/uk/bimobject/pressreleases/the-bimobject-r-app-released-for-sketchup-913539

No matter what program you use, you’ll find thousands of high quality BIM objects of real products from real manufacturers directly in your program of choice – all for free.

Go ahead and download your app of choice here: http://info.bimobject.com/bimobject-apps/

You're very welcome to share this information with your readers. Feel free to email me at emmy@bimobject.com if you have any questions or if you’d like any additional material such as banners or widgets.

Kind regards,

Emmy

on this page http://www.cadalyst.com/cad-workstation-resource-guide-1
I clicked Complimentary magazine! Sign up here to receive the CAD Workstation Resource Guide, - See more at: http://www.cadalyst.com/cad-workstation-resource-guide-1#sthash.wCNZJ3MW.dpuf

I've done this a couple times over the last few days.
Is this working... I've not seen any emails on CAD Workstation Resource Guide.

Can you forward your latest to me please?

I am looking for a "good, better, best" in purchasing a new laptop to run Auto CAD 2014 Factory Design Suite Premium.

Any recommendations for a budget of $1,000.00, $2,000.00, and $3,000.00?

Since it is for business purposes, I need this equipment to last a minimum of three years with out costly upgrades or a significant decreased in performance.

Hi there!

Autodesk created an infographic about 3D product design software that I thought you may be interested in. It highlights the money loss companies suffer from each year, due to rejections on product patents submissions and also products recalls (Average $9,364,401,650 in 2011). It also emphasizes one of the many advantages of 3D software which is limiting design mistakes, and therefore limiting investments loss.
These numbers were carefully pulled from government organizations and associations official reports. Here's the link: http://usa.autodesk.com/adsk/servlet/pc/item?siteID=123112&id=21212177
If you think this could be of interest for your readers, would you mind sharing it?
Thanks,
Jaime

I wonder if you might agree to discuss a bit with me in via email in regards to the CADALYST Systems Benchmark 2012?

Also, can you forward me the free CAD Workstation Resource Guide? The link appears to be broken.

Hi there,

How have you been? I just wanted to see what you thought of my guest post idea? Would you like us to send you a finished article or do you have another topic in mind? Please do let me know soon!

Thanks and have a great weekend!

Dana

Dear CAD Speed team,

I am Emily from Cometdocs. Given that your blog often features AutoCAD tips, I am writing to inquire about a possible mention for our free AutoCAD tool.

As you probably know, CAD drawings are increasingly being shared as PDFs for reasons of security and convenience, but editing and extracting elements from them is very difficult or even impossible in some cases. Conversion is often the only solution. Our tool offers free PDF to DWG and DXF conversion for AutoCAD-designed PDFs and it is well established on the market: http://www.convertpdftoautocad.com/

Some of its distinct features are:
- High quality conversions with lines, arcs, scale presets and texts preserved, and no need for further touch-ups.
- Files of up to 40MB can be uploaded and converted quickly.
- All uploaded user data, including emails, is deleted in accordance with our privacy policy.
- Everything is free - we support ourselves via ads on the homepage (please, don’t be confused by them).

Would you be open to introducing this tool to your readers? Assuming, of course, that you think it is a good tool and worthy of a mention.

If you have any questions, please let me know.

Thank you very much for your time and keep up the excellent work.

Best regards,

Emily Donalds

Hi Tony,

I have been following your blog for some time and I really enjoyed reading it.

I would like to see if I could submit a guest post or 2 for your blog/readers on the following topics:

1. A Guide To Setting Up Your Computer For CAD
2. How To Start A Career as a CAD Professional

What do you think about these?

For your information, all of our articles are custom written by our writers for your blog, and are absolutely free.

If you are interested, I am happy to get something written up and sent over to you - or if you have another topic you'd like to see covered, please do let me know.

Thanks and I look forward to your positive response.

Dana

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Hi:

I had a question on RAM needed for Revit. I posted the question on the article here:
http://cadspeed.wordpress.com/2011/04/08/calculating-how-much-ram-memory-you-need-for-autodesk-revit-2011/
but my comment is stil "awaiting moderation".

Am I too late to comment on that article?
Is there anyone that can answer the Revit 20x rule for me?

Thanks!
-Tony

Would you recommend @xi computers for AutoCad 2013 Infrastructure Premium? I've been looking at Dell and can never get the combo I want.