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Summary: Excellent reference!
Review: Paul continues to write solid books with true to life examples that only can only be the result of experience. Clear and concise chapters covering everything from general setup to plotting CD's! The best explanation of the Project Management (Building Model Management) system that I have read, and some solid examples of the advanced scheduling features.Great book and reference for anyone using ADT2004. I will continue to use his books as my training reference, as I have with his ADT3.3 books.
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Summary: Bravo! Another stellar performance!
Review: Paul continues to write solid books with true to life examples that only can only be the result of experience. Clear and concise chapters covering everything to general setup to plotting CD's! The best explanation of the Project Management (Building Model Management) system that I have read, and some solid examples of the advanced scheduling features. Great book and reference for anyone using ADT2004. I will continue to use his books as my training reference, as I have with his ADT3.3 books.
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Summary: Aubin's Mastering ADT very thorough and easy to follow
Review: Paul's book, after working through the Comprehensive Tutorial by H. Edward Goldberg, is like reading Proust in English for an English as a first language speaker compared to reading Proust in French for an English as a first language speaker. The steps are small enough that a person who is new to the program can follow along without difficulty. Plus, Paul's accessibility is invaluable.
Great resource and learning tool.
The reviewer who said there must be a better book out there somewhere might consider writing one for the office in which he/she works so as to have one to recommend for new employees.
I, too, would be interested in reviewing the new attempt.
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Summary: Best Resource
Review: When I have a question, I go to the Aubin book first. The help menu and the official Autodesk books never have as much of what I need.
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