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1. Please provide the following information: (Required.)

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3. What is your current experience level in CET? (Required.)

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4. What are you currently using CET for? Please select all that apply. (Required.)

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5. What's the best way to pan in the 2D & 3D view? (Required.)

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6. What is a Clean Start? (Required.)

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7. True or False: The best way to import an AutoCAD plan is through the CAD Settings Dialog (Required.)

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8. True or False: You can only bring in a full page of a PDF. (Required.)

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9. What does PGC stand for? (Required.)

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10. True or False: PGC symbols will snap together and automatically generate necessary parts. (Required.)

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11. What defines a Catalogue Symbol? (Required.)

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12. What is the green property box? (Required.)

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13. What is the best way to apply finishes to a PGC symbol? (Required.)

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14. Which wall from the Wall Drawing tab in CET will accept all wall settings? (Required.)

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15. True or False: You can use Wall Settings to automatically apply materials and other settings to your walls, windows, and doors. (Required.)

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16. What is the best way to Copy & Paste in CET? (Required.)

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17. What are reusable files in CET? (Required.)

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18. True or False: You can choose to specify an offset when using the Position tool. (Required.)

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19. True or False: Arrow keys can lock the direction of movement in CET with certain tools. (Required.)

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20. What are the core (not manufacturer/Extension specific) Part Tagging categories in CET? (Required.)

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21. True or False: An item can be tagged on two tags within a single Part Tagging category. (Required.)

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22. What shows on the Main Article View in Calculations? (Required.)

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23. True or False: Your Main Article View will always show all product in the drawing. (Required.)

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24. True or False: View Settings allow you to customize your Article Views in Calculations. (Required.)

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25. When are you able to filter out product from an Article View in Calculations? (Required.)

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26. Where can you find the chain dimension in CET? (Required.)

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27. True or False: When you place items in CET they go on a layer. (Required.)

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28. What are View Modes? (Required.)

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29. True or False: Titleblocks do not resize or change orientation; a new titleblock must be created for each required paper size and orientation. (Required.)

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30. True or False: You cannot place an empty 2D View Clip. (Required.)

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31. What is the difference between a 2D View Clip & a 3D Viewport? (Required.)

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32. What do visibility settings do in Paper View? (Required.)

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33. True or False: You can only print Article Views by adding them to a Paper. (Required.)

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34. When would you use a Custom View Mode? (Required.)

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35. What is the quickest way to turn off a category in a 2D View Clip or 3D Viewport without creating a Custom View Mode? (Required.)

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36. How do you print Paper Views and Article Views together? (Required.)

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37. True or False: Print Reports allows you to create a PDF. (Required.)

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38. True or False: You can export your CET drawing to AutoCAD. (Required.)

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39. How would you apply a finish to a single side of a wall or to the floor? (Required.)

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40. True or False: You can create your own customized finishes using Material Lab. (Required.)

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41. What is Photograph Setup in Photo Lab? (Required.)

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42. Which simple preset in Photograph setup provides diffused shadows, high quality textures, but does not require a fully enclosed space with a ceiling? (Required.)

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43. True or False: Post Processing is used to apply effects after a rendering has completed processing in Photo Lab. (Required.)

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44. What setting should I adjust in Post Processing if my rendering is too dark? (Required.)

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