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Free webcast: AutoCAD .NET - Developing a User Interface

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Gopinath Taget, from DevTech Americas, will be delivering a repeat session of this free webcast on Thursday, August 20. Please go to our API training schedule if you would like to register for the event (from where a recording of the previous event is also available for download (20.3 MB)).

Here's a brief synopsis of the webcast:

This webcast will show how to integrate your application's user interface into the AutoCAD look and feel. We'll show you how to work with .NET Forms, create your own palettes, issues surrounding .NET UI development on AutoCAD and implement Event handling so your interface can respond to actions initiated by the user. We will also talk about freely available .NET controls that the AutoCAD .NET API provides and how to use them.

Gopi tells me the content is focused on WinForms: if you are looking to integrate WPF into your UI then the information in this recent post should be of help.

6 responses to “Free webcast: AutoCAD .NET - Developing a User Interface”

  1. Tony Tanzillo Avatar
    Tony Tanzillo

    Would be nice if there was a English version of the webcast.

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  2. Kean Walmsley Avatar
    Kean Walmsley

    My understanding is that the recorded webcast was delivered in English (as was today's).

    Or is this more a comment on the delivery?

    Kean

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  3. neyton luiz dalle molle Avatar
    neyton luiz dalle molle

    Hello Kean, I read your blog constantly and is really very interesting!

    Many of the programs posted here have helped me.

    Seeing this post your:
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    I wonder if you could help in some way, see this post:
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    it is the programming API's civil 3d 2010, I am writing a program for civil 3d and I'm missing something related to this code ...

    Congratulações de Curitiba, Brasil!!!
    neyton

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  4. Kean Walmsley Avatar
    Kean Walmsley

    Hello neyton,

    Sorry - I don't personally work with the Civil 3D API (and I don't have time to provide support via this blog).

    I suggest you cross post your question to the AutoCAD Civil 3D Customization Discussion Group or to the ADN team, if you're a member.

    Regards,

    Kean

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  5. Wagner Plais Avatar
    Wagner Plais

    Hi Kean,

    I'm about to migrate my application from ObjectARX 2000 to 2010. Yes, it's tough taks I think. I know there is a long road ahead. Could you please give some hints (or point some documentation) that will help to accomplish this task.

    I saw at the ADN website a "Porting ObjectARX Applications" webcast but I couldn't find the video download location. Do you know where I can download it.

    Thanks in advance.

    Plais.

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  6. Kean Walmsley Avatar
    Kean Walmsley

    Hi Plais,

    See my reply to your previous comment here.

    You may actually be looking for this post, which was specific to 64-bit migration.

    You might also submit your question via the ADN site, so an expert from my team can handle it.

    Regards,

    Kean

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