You just described 1/2 of my working life. ( the part where I'm not doing the design work) Although I can successfully import full 3d models from AutoCad Architect, Vectorworks, and Softplan, I find that SketcUp doesn't like the geometry they bring, and aside from the problems caused by bad draftsmanship, they are still glitchy. I am going to try to get some of the culprits to use DoubleCAD XT, from idx http://www.doublecad.com, as from the sounds of it it may make the integration with SketchUp fairly simple,( and I like the integration between SketchUp and rendering software) while providing at least the AutoCad users with a familiar set of tools to use. I know it has been said before, but it is interesting how there seems to be boundaries that software designers don't cross. I know that some processes seem to be under patent (hence the SketchUp shadow bug), but I keep wondering why someone isn't working on an integrated solution.

About the same, which is still a lot, but i am printing 2 pages on 1 side and dubblesided. Also has got to do with a lot of reading in different documents at the same time and only having one monitor. Printing makes it easier... unfortunately

Wow, thank you, Chris, This script will save everyone a lot of work when creating cities via Greeble and random push/pull...

I experienced the same in French. Totaly lost when try to explain SK to a friend. I'd rather use the english version... and it's also a good exercice... MALAISE

and don't forget to take a picture of your pavement painting and post it here

You're right... http://www.sketchucation.com/forums/scf/viewtopic.php?p=137248#p137248 Sorry for taking so long!

It should be a little thing just underneath the close x in the actions window. You can load the action from there.

And how about sending .kmz files to your client? I bet Google Earth has a lot more users than SketchUp.