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What are Projects?
What Else Do Projects Control?
Understand Projects
Examine a Project
Understand Workspaces
Select a Project
Use the Projects Editor
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Manage Projects
Use Paths in Projects
Create a Project
Refine your Project
Use Your Project
Control Projects
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    This tutorial introduced you to single-user project fundamentals including:

    • Understanding projects
    • Working with projects
    • Creating a simple project
    • Testing a new project file

    If you are working with an existing collaborative team of Autodesk Inventor users, discuss their use of the legacy project types: shared and semi-isolated. We recommend that you use Autodesk Vault for team collaboration.

     

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    • charlydabuilderThu Nov 17, 2011 2:52 pmVery Helpful. Thanks Autodesk
    • nstalkerTue Apr 24, 2012 7:55 amAgreed thanks for making text step-by-step tutorials available
    • jameslenaneFri Apr 27, 2012 2:55 pmThank goodness you've been able to explain so much,some of it you need to be doing a lot or else you will have to go back to your notes to make sure your making the right decisions but great tutorial as one of my biggest problems was finding stuff even tutorial files which really held up my progress,thanks guys.
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