Hi out there in vbaexpress world. I am a mechanical engineering college student. I'm very new at using vba. I have used vb before but that was like freshmen year. I'm now on an internship and they are having me program. Yeah not my forte but I am trying and could use the help. Who knows I might be able to help some of you lol.
Welcome to the board. My son is an electrical controls engineering EIT at a large AEC in our town. He served his internship at the City and this latest private firm.
What year are you in?
Have you guys expanded to AutoCAD's newest version with Revit?
We have some really great people here and it's a really friendly place. Hope you enjoy yourself and get the help you need.
What's your first name?
Steve
"Nearly all men can stand adversity, but if you want to test a man's character, give him power."
-Abraham Lincoln
I am 5th year and I go to R.I.T. or Rochester Institute of Technology. I have no idea what auto cad we are using. I think it is 2010. Oh and i completely forgot my name is Brian
5th year, so you are doing postgraduate work Brian?
Do you have your FE under your belt?
Steve
"Nearly all men can stand adversity, but if you want to test a man's character, give him power."
-Abraham Lincoln
No most of RIT's Engineering Programs are 5 years because they require a year of internships to help us build up our resumes. Which is pretty nice but means I am in school longer
hello all, my name is Steve Waugh... this is new entry here, only wishing best of luck to new members and thanks to all the teem members for allowing me here.
Steve121, please confirm for us where you are from.....etc
For now i have removed your signature as we prefer that you do not advertise here!
Regards,
Simon
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Hi everyone! I'm a newbie here as well and hope to be a good participant and follower of this forum. A friend told me that it's really interesting to be part of this site that's why I signed up and I'm looking forward to be active in this forum particularly in some topics that interests me most. Thanks. Hope I'm welcome!
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