So, after some technical difficulties with my computer...then with me (read: I got sick) I am finally releasing the episode that we get to look at the Ultimate level of Cabinet Vision Solid. This thing has some great features that make it, well, the Ultimate design and engineering software for cabinets, closets, and more

So, had some technical difficulties, and this is, pretty much, just a placeholder until I get the actual podcast up

In this episode, I go over the feature set that you get with the Advanced level of Cabinet Vision Solid. I also go over how we can add extruded pulls to doors and drawers on a cabinet using Trimble Sketchup, Cabinet Vision Solid Advanced's Part Library and a Simple User Created Standard.

In this episode, I was asked to compare some of the differences between Cabinet Vision Essential and Cabinet Vision Standard. We get to go through some of the things that make moving from Essential to Standard a good idea!

I figure it's about time we went over the Häfele catalog and it's accompanying report. Watch how we can work with this catalog to get some better renderings as well as use the report to order our items with.

In this episode, we take a look at some practices to keep file sizes down as well as how to create catalogs using the catalog editor

In this episode, I go over creating a re-usable Crystal Reports template as well as how we would populate Cabinet Vision with the report

In this episode, I go over how you can use a compound object to create a stacked liquor shelf in Cabinet Vision. We will go over how to create parts, what the orientation means and how to create custom logic so that the parts will be the correct size, as well as location. All of this will then show up in reports.

In this, brief, podcast, I will be going over what you can expect from this podcast series.