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Although I haven’t opportunity to attend the AU2009, I can attend the virtual classroom at anytime, anywhere and any platform. I choose to sitting in training lab to see these virtual classes. I'm sure that you can find many interesting topic and impressive technology into the Autodesk University.

I would like to share what I found in the virtual class of AU 2009 last week.

Actually I can't claim that I am a die-hard fans of Mac OSX, but my Mac family have Mac mini, ibook, ex-Mac book, ex-Mac book Pro, new Mac book Pro and iPhone 3GS.

Since Apple notebook can be installed Windows OS; Many people start to use the cool look macbook using Apple boot camp.

The following Autodesk products are fully supported to run within the Boot Camp environment:

Autodesk ImageModeler is the software for generating a 3D model from a different perspective angle digital image. ImageModeler was developed by REALVIZ, which was acquired by Autodesk in 2008.

Autodesk (Hong Kong) just launch a bonus club for all users; Take action now and get the valuable gift!!

Now you can download the AutoCAD 2009 30 day fully functioning trial. In this version the CUI has enhanced a lot. Give the products a trial and see what has improved and what is new.

AU channels on iTunes; Actually I looking for this podcast for long time.

Today I just come back from Autodesk One Team Conference 2008 in Las Vegas. This year is my second time to join OTC. Except the fresh food, cool networking reception, wonderful general session, excellent speaker... I learnt a lot of information from the geospatial industry breakouts and the civil sales camp. Although I do not have time to attend any mini-seminar of networking in this year. But I have opportunity to join the Geospatial meeting with different country partners, especially Autodesk Lisa Campbell and Mark Christian. I learnt a lot from them. I found most country also ask why Map 3D do not have terrain functionality and then end-user have confusion which software (Map 3d & Civil 3d) is their right solution.

Technically speaking, the upcoming AutoCAD Map 3D 2009 will be supported +25 of spatial proprientary file formats. This is the great news for every user in geospatial industry. It is needless to speak, FDO can be help to natively access different file format, provide seamless & powerful tools.