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AutoCAD provides users with the ability to draw and modify geometric shapes, text, and dimensions. In addition to being a CAD application, AutoCAD is a construction program, providing a method of creating virtual 3D models based on 2D drawings, measurements and sketches. The data created in AutoCAD can be transferred to other applications, such as AutoCAD LT, Microsoft Office Excel, Microsoft PowerPoint, and Microsoft Visio, in order to create presentations, spreadsheets, and office documents.
The 3D views in AutoCAD are non-persistent, meaning that the computer always renders a scene to the screen as it receives input. The user can zoom in, rotate, and perform other manipulations on the 3D view and return to the previous view as often as necessary. In the context of non-persistent views, the user interface must manage the user's attention to the 3D model from the 2D drawing model as well as the layout of the 2D drawing model. The 3D view also has limited memory, and if the computer renders a scene to the screen, AutoCAD must drop other models from memory in order to display the 3D view.
In February 2006, Autodesk introduced AutoCAD LT, a desktop application for small-to-medium business (SMB) users. This version includes many of the features of the original AutoCAD, along with some additional features that appeal to SMBs, such as fewer and simpler commands, smaller file sizes, and a simplified user interface. The main difference between the two software applications is the cost of the version of AutoCAD that is purchased for a company. AutoCAD LT is designed to be used by organizations with relatively few AutoCAD users, and those users are expected to be relatively new to the use of CAD. AutoCAD LT is priced at US$50,000 (at the time of writing) for up to five users.
Although AutoCAD LT is designed to be used by smaller organizations, many professional users have adopted it and expect it to be available on a LAN, where the prices are much lower than buying a copy for each user. Unlike AutoCAD, AutoCAD LT lacks a mobile application; however, it is fully compatible with AutoCAD's APIs. A free trial of AutoCAD LT is available for download from the Autodesk website.
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Today, Autodesk uses the following naming convention for its software:
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A special category of AutoCAD add-on is created by third parties. These add-ons include applications and products created by third parties, and make use of AutoCAD as a platform for application development. Popular examples include:
 AppInventor —allows users to create their own applications and devices using JavaScript and the App Inventor toolkit, which converts the resultant webpages into a downloadable app.
 CacoStudio —allows users to create applications using a mix of C#, the XNA game framework and WinForms.
 There are various plug-ins available for AutoCAD to enable data entry, label, annotation and other functionality on a drawing.
 A 2016 report by the National Information Industry Association (NIIA) suggests that, as a result of Autodesk's dominance of the CAD software industry, while CAD and GIS software development was the second largest segment of software development, the industry has lost $2.4 billion to CAD/GIS software piracy. The report's findings were based on Autodesk's 10 year-long study of software piracy.
 Autodesk also offers a platform for crowdsourcing of design ideas: Autodesk Crowd Supply, which is a web-based design community where users can contribute their ideas, suggestions and designs for a fee. Autodesk has a number of products and services based on this concept including:
 CrowdCAD allows users to communicate ideas and collaborate on projects using drawings, images, videos, models, instructions and sketches.
 AutoCAD Map, which uses the Autodesk Map 3D application to map out Autodesk software products.
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 AutoCAD is one of a small group of programs that allows its users to track and visualize the measurements of an object, including the total volume, mass and moments of inertia of the object. CAD systems generally do not include tools for calculating these values, but Autodesk has tools for calculating them in its products.
 AutoCAD is one of a few CAD systems to offer a true two-dimensional milling tool for machining metal. Other CAD packages and a few milling tools are capable of machining in three dimensions, but most simply cut along the surface, whether plane or curved.
 AutoCAD is one of the few CAD systems to offer a built-in air tool for creating and editing forms such as pipes, tubes, ducts and air handling equipment.
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