Something I've been trying to spend more time with lately has been Content Center, and I agree, if there's one thing that can be said against it, it can be slow sometimes (I know some would say all the time).
While there are things like network speed (if you're running CC remotely) that are difficult to easily address by the single user, here's one simple thing that can help a user squeeze a little more speed out of Content Center.
Filters! It's quick, it's simple, and it helps.
While in your Content Center, you can go to the Tools>Filters pulldown, and set CC to only see one standard (ANSI for example). This will reduce the amount of information CC is trying to populate, and make it a little faster to bring up what you're truely using.
Another choice is to leverage your favorites. If you have a series of fasteners you use all the time, just drag and drop them from the Content Center location to the Favorites Location. This can save you the trouble of having to search through several locations to find a fastener.
But as they always say in informercials 'Wait! There's more!' The favorites gives you the ability to get to your Content Center items without even hitting the Content Center button. If you click on the Model button at the top of your browser, you can switch to your favorites from there.
Once you have the items displayed, you can just drag and drop from the browser without opening Content Center.
Monday, December 11, 2006
Sunday, December 03, 2006
AU is over
Another AU draws to a close. In those hectic 5 days, I took a grip of great classes, made some new friends, and finally saw what some of my existing on-line comrades look like!
Somewhere I fit in my standard visit to Nine Fine Irishmen, caught a little Blue Man Group (thanks to AUGI for hosting that one!).
As always, it was a great event and I plan on being at AU 2007 (back in the Venitian in Las Vegas BTW!).
Now I'm up in the bay area getting some more training! I'm looking forward to it, but I'm ready for a break too.
Maybe soon, I'm hoping to post some more technical content soon too!
Happy Holidays!
Somewhere I fit in my standard visit to Nine Fine Irishmen, caught a little Blue Man Group (thanks to AUGI for hosting that one!).
As always, it was a great event and I plan on being at AU 2007 (back in the Venitian in Las Vegas BTW!).
Now I'm up in the bay area getting some more training! I'm looking forward to it, but I'm ready for a break too.
Maybe soon, I'm hoping to post some more technical content soon too!
Happy Holidays!
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