The Help system is Web-based. You’ll be opening HTML files. As long as you’re connected to the Internet, they’ll be from Autodesk’s Web site. The new system takes a little getting used to.
Wow, fail. Epic fail. I guess everyone in the world has internet 24/7, huh? Jackoffs. 
They added two variables, one to use internet help or the installed help and the other to use IE or the default browser which dose not support all Autodesk Help Features. :ugly:
I think a biog waste is the changing of the grid to graph lines. but that is my narrow minded opinion.
Yea, they keep tinkering with a couple tiny things like grid and default background color and the UCS icon. They are all teeny tiny miniscule things, but just sort of an eye-roller with me, I guess. TBH, the graph paper thing is possibly a common user comment... most every other CAD or modeling program I've used has the graph paper thing going on. However, I can see how people who routinely -use- grid, who are used to -dots- will be a bit peaved at it being changed -for them-... I do not know if this is something you can toggle between dots and graph lines... but that would have been a smart idea for them to do, imo, to supply a toggle, rather than full change.
Not a dog in that hunt though, as I eschew all grid-and-snap settings. Can't think that I've ever used it in the past 4+ years with this company, nor the last I worked for.
It irks me slightly that they took the arrow heads off the 2D UCS icon though... but it won't affect me.
OH! and thanks for the tip on the help files. My main concern was using Autocad at home where I don't always care to keep internet, during -often- DSL interruption at work, and needing to access Help files (which is an often occurrence) Good that they still have the help file installed locally then.
