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The Ribbon
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About this tutorial
What are Projects?
What Else Do Projects Control?
Understand Projects
Examine a Project
Understand Workspaces
Select a Project
Use the Projects Editor
Test Project Settings
Manage Projects
Use Paths in Projects
Create a Project
Refine your Project
Use Your Project
Control Projects
File Versions
Use Other Paths
Collaborate with Others
Summary
Navigation Tools
Sketch Constraints
Direct Manipulation
Parts 1
Parts 2
Assemblies
Drawings
Drawing Styles and Standards
iLogic Basics
Content Center
Sketch Blocks
Parameters
iLogic - Part Modeling
iLogic - Assemblies
Derived Parts
iFeatures
Content Center User Libraries
Top-down Workflow
Substitute Level of Detail Representations
Presentations
Plastic Parts and Features
Studio - Renderings
Studio - Animations
Studio - Positional Representations
Skeletal Modeling
iCopy: Creating
Use iCopy
Equation Curves
Splines and Surfaces
Use the import and repair environment
Bolted Connections
Shafts
Spur Gears Connections
Bearings
V-Belts Connections
Disc Cams
Compression Springs
Weldments
Sheet Metal Parts
Sheet Metal Parts 2
Sheet Metal Styles
Frame Generator
DWG Data 1
DWG Data 2
DWG Data 3
Alias to Inventor
Tooling Tutorials
Cable and Harness Tutorials
Tube and Pipe Tutorials
Dynamic Simulation Tutorials
Stress Analysis Tutorials
Frame Analysis Tutorials
Autodesk Inventor
Show Me Animations
CAD Manager Fundamentals
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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 Basic for team collaboration.

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