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History 
AutoCAD’s history begins in 1959 when John Warnock, the original creator of the first general-purpose computer software, created a system for laying out circuit board patterns using a stack of punched paper cards. In 1961, he created the first drafting program that could draw graphics and cut them out. This drafting program was in commercial use in the mid-1960s. It was named “Drawing Cockpit.”
In 1969, Warnock and three of his employees incorporated under the name “John Warnock Associates.” The first product released by John Warnock Associates was the "Drawing Cockpit." In 1970, John Warnock Associates released the first commercially available CAD software, which used a text-based user interface and ran on mini computers. In 1974, John Warnock Associates was sold to General Electric (GE) and the company name was changed to “Warnock Associates.” The new company was set up to continue development of the Drawing Cockpit and also took on a customer base with internal engineering departments using the application. The Drawing Cockpit was then renamed "AutoCAD".
In 1982, John Warnock Associates was sold to Autodesk, a privately held company founded by Frank Davis in 1956 that made the Autocad application for early personal computers, adding a simple graphics option in 1990. The first personal computer application Autocad was for the Apple Macintosh. Other operating systems supported later, including MS-DOS, Microsoft Windows, and Linux. In 1990, Autodesk bought “Warnock Associates” and renamed it to Autodesk.
In 1992, Autodesk introduced a new software product, AutoCAD R14, which was a response to the market demand for 3D modeling. In 1993, Autodesk released a commercial version of AutoCAD for the IBM PC, to complement the Apple Macintosh version. In 1994, Autodesk released AutoCAD R15, which introduced a feature set that would define AutoCAD as a general-purpose CAD/CAM program. In 1997, Autodesk released AutoCAD R16, which was the first release of AutoCAD that supported large and complex drawings. The application shipped with improved 3D modeling tools, and AutoLISP scripting was made available. In 1998, Autodesk released AutoCAD R17, which introduced, among other features, a built-in drawing editor. AutoCAD R18
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Workspaces 
A workspace is a file or folder that AutoCAD creates and which stores configuration settings for users to access from AutoCAD.  Unlike other CAD applications, which generally have one workspace per user, AutoCAD has one workspace per user account, which can be accessed by many users.  Workspaces are hierarchical, and may include multiple folders and subfolders.  AutoCAD displays multiple icons to indicate that there are subfolders or workspaces.  Workspaces are not shared across computers.  Unlike most other CAD software, AutoCAD does not generally support sharing an entire single user account.  AutoCAD only allows one workspace to be accessed by one user at a time.
When a user logs in to AutoCAD the first workspace that is opened is the home workspace.  The home workspace contains the default settings for AutoCAD.  When a user logs in for the first time, the home workspace is the main workspace.  Additional workspaces can be opened after the first workspace by selecting the Edit Workspaces from the AutoCAD menu bar.  All workspaces have the same menus, and all the commands have the same commands, but they are displayed in different user interface areas.  Each workspace uses the same object library and user preferences.
 Ribbon 
As with most current CAD software, AutoCAD has a ribbon which provides graphical access to most of the commands.  The ribbon does not allow you to customize the overall appearance of the ribbon or to hide the ribbon.  Although the ribbon does not support full customization, it supports customizing some of its commands.  When the user clicks on the ribbon, it displays the commands that are available.  AutoCAD allows users to have multiple ribbons which can be organized in ribbon sets.  A ribbon set can be a user or a project, or any combination of the two.  For instance, the standard ribbon set can be customized for a particular user, the default ribbon can be customized for a project and the default ribbon set for the current project can be modified for a user.  AutoCAD also allows users to have multiple ribbons of different types available to them.  For instance, a user can have different ribbons for architectural design, drafting, and CAE design.  When users access commands via the ribbon, they can select any of the displayed ribbons.  The user can also remove a ribbon set or uncheck a ribbon to access the standard ribbon.
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