Search Results for 'tips'

  • Topic: 2020 Design Tips: Designing with Paint

    July 22, 2015 at 10:55 am #39560
    John K. Morgan
    Pilot Pro

    Watch this short video “2020 Design Tips: Designing with Paint

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    [eyesonly logged=”in”] What’s hot in the Interior Design industry right now? Paint paint and paint! Watch this short video and learn how to swap out paint colors and use the new Sherwin-Williams paint library in 2020 Design.

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    John K. Morgan
    Pilot Pro

    Industry Trends Report that LED lighting and quartz are in very high demand. Many designers ask me how to activate the Countertop Wizard and Lighting Wizard in their 2020 Design.

    Step one is to login onto 2020.net.

    2020 Design Tips

    Step two is downloading the catalogs to be loaded into your 2020 Design. We recommend that you try the Sensio lighting catalog and the Silestone Quartz catalogs first. Once you load them into your 2020, you can immediately begin wowing your customers with the LED lighting and Quartz that they are clamoring to see.

    2020 Design Tips

    Visit 2020.Net to download these catalogs today.

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    John K. Morgan
    Pilot Pro

    2020 Design Tips: Saving time with the Elevation Feature
    2020 Design Tips

    Time: it’s hard to imagine anything that is more valuable to a K&B professional. One of my favorite ways to save time is by using the elevation feature to place fillers in corners. Try it … you will love it. First place your cabinets in the plan except the fillers. Then double click on the work space of the wall where you want to place the filler. Now drag the filler to the elevation and drop it where you need it. It snaps in and will automatically trim to fit. Between cabinets, in the corner against the left or the right wall … it doesn’t matter. Your filler snaps into place and auto-sizes in a jiffy.

    This is one of my favorite time savers, what is one of yours?

    Topic: 2020 Design Tips for 3D SketchUp

    April 30, 2015 at 10:09 am #27304
    John K. Morgan
    Pilot Pro

    2020 Design Tips

    What is your favorite 3D SketchUp Shape to use in 2020 Design?

    Importing 3D SketchUp shapes can bring realism and connection for your client. And when working outside of the Kitchen or bathroom, it elevates your ability to deliver true interior design concepts to your client. I import everything from kitchen chairs to 3D people to Crate & Barrel products to Starbucks coffee cups.

    Share with the community some of your favorite shapes.

    J Britt Alexander
    Participant

    I’ve created a few custom reports from Worksheet that have worked for our proposals so far.   But now we are looking for a higher level of customization in the proposals we generate.

    Any good resources for accomplishing this? Any software that works well alongside Worksheet to generate a detailed highly customizable proposal form?

    Basically we are wanting to do a summary proposal for the client – template driven so that instead of every piece and part of a workstation being priced out, we can roll it up to a PRICE PER WORKSTATION type proposal.

    Just now starting to research myself. Any tips or direction would be great.

     

    Britt Alexander

    Sr. Project Manager

    Topic: How to find catalogs

    January 7, 2015 at 3:32 pm #21384
    Kelli O
    Participant

    We are looking for more catalogs that are not listed in the updates list. Is there somewhere we can go to download a wider variety of catalogs?

    Side note: any lighting tips would be helpful

    Topic: 2020 Imagine Newsletter December 2014

    December 19, 2014 at 12:57 pm #21048
    Celeste Poirier
    Keymaster

    2020 Imagine is a quarterly newsletter to provide news and tips for design professionals, manufacturers and retailers.

    Read the December 2014 here :   https://www.2020spaces.com/2020-imagine-december-2014/

    In reply to: Is 2020 Fusion easy to use?

    November 5, 2014 at 4:40 am #19354
    James Wilson
    2020 Moderator

    If you currently work with Microsoft Office™ then there will already be a great deal that is familiar to you – 2020 Fusion’s intuitive ‘ribbon’ user interface operates to a similar standard and, as such, you should feel immediately at ease with the application’s use of tooltips, shortcuts and its extensive help system. In addition, you can personalise your on-screen planning space by placing favourite functions in the quick access toolbar and configuring your design tools to suit the way you work.

    The 2020 Fusion training team also offers a series modular training program, with courses for all levels ranging from beginners, intermediates right through to advanced users.

    For more information about 2020 Fusion training, please contact your local 2020 Fusion reseller.

    Topic: How to use the forum

    October 2, 2014 at 5:39 pm #18002
    2020
    Participant

    Looking for help, but not sure where to go?

    The 2020 user community is a place to share thoughts, ideas, tips, tricks and solutions with your peers. Registered users can post questions and answer or comment but if you get really stuck remember there’s always your local support office available to call for help. If you’re a 2020 Design user with an expired maintenance & support contract, get in touch and we’ll help you renew.

    Please be sure to abide by the standard practices of posting in public forums & refrain from using derogatory, inflammatory or unsavoury remarks.