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CADS RC - LISP Programming Interface Guide |
This allows users to create powerful scripts to drive CADS-RC automatically. Routines can be easily programmed to produce commonly used details in seconds. |
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CADS RC - Landscape Excel Schedule Template |
The Landscape Excel Schedule Template can be downloaded for detailers wishing to include rebar with dimensions beyond `E/r´ in their Excel schedule printouts. This template supports dimensions A to J. Copy the downloaded file to the `cads\cads-rc\xlt\bs8666-2005´ folder. |
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CADS RC V8.49 - Service Pack |
Attention all CADS-RC V8.48 users: This CADS-RC V8.49 Service Pack includes support for BS 8666:2005 and several significant fixes to CADS-RC V8.48. It is available now for download! Only download and install this service pack if you already have CADS-RC V8.48 installed on your system. This service pack is not compatible with earlier versions of this software. If you have an older version of CAD-RC then you can request a CD containing CADS-RC V8.48 from CADS. Please either email stating company name and/or company reference number together with your telephone number, or telephone CADS Support on +44 (0)1202 603733. Note: Editing existing drawings - if you want to open old drawings produced using either BS 4466 or BS 8666:2000 please ensure that you set the CADS-RC default config to the appropriate detailing code before opening the drawing. |
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CADS RC - BS 8666:2005 Shapes Guide |
| The information contained in the BS 8666:2005 Shapes Guide has been reproduced from BSI material, and has been supplied to aid the implementation of the new code. For further information please visit www.bsi-global.com. |
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CADS RC Shape Code 99's for BS 8666-2005 |
| This essential document illustrates all of the shape code 99's currently shipped with CADS RC for BS 8666:2005. |
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Creating a CADS Workspace and Loading CADS Partial Customer User Interface |
The way in which AutoCAD allows the user to save his screen layout, available pull down menus and toolbars is very different in AutoCAD 2006 as compared to AutoCAD 2005. In AutoCAD 2005 the screen layout was saved in the profile, in 2006 it is saved inside a Workspace. Several different workspaces can be created for different detailing situations e.g. reinforcement detailing, steelwork detailing or 3D drawing.
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