Blog bank.

You look at the long list of CAD blogs at www.tenlinks.com/CAD/reference/blogs.htm and browse the linked sites: 'The General tab offers the usual opportunity to edit the Name and Description of your List Definition. The Applies To tab, shown below, allows you to specify to which object types the list will ...' is a random bit of text from David Koch's The Architect's Desktop at http://architects-desktop.blogspot.com/. Looking at both, you get wistful for the days when draughting was about semi-edible hand-made Fabriano paper and the time-honoured T square/set square/Rapidograph combo. Especially when it turns out, reading another of the link sites http://heidihewett.blogs.com/my_weblog/, that when you create a 3D wedge in AutoCAD you have to remember that the first point you pick determines which side is the height. Worryingly, given the maverick reputation of blogs, the author, Heidi Hewett, works for Autodesk and it's not her weblog but her company's. Then you discover a raft of Autodesk staff have blogs in various design formats, and even an alleged architectural newsfeed.