Learn how to edit an existing attribute template and how to make a child attribute template in AutoCAD Electrical
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Learn how to edit an existing attribute template and how to make a child attribute template in AutoCAD Electrical
About the Author
Education Specialist, Manufacturing<br><br>Thayne is a former electro-mechanical designer specializing in automation with an AA in electronics. He began his career doing automation design from conveyor belts to robotics and then moved on to designing servo-controlled smart cards. <br><br> Thayne migrated from the automation design industry to the Autodesk world in 1994 at an Autodesk partner in Minneapolis as an Application Engineer. He then worked directly for Autodesk as the AutoCAD Electrical Specialist worldwide before moving to IMAGINiT Technologies as an Application Engineer providing support, training and consulting services.
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