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Download & Installation
AutoCAD is available for free from Autodesk as well as through many third-party software download services.
Autodesk provides a complete AutoCAD Installer (ACI), which automatically installs AutoCAD or AutoCAD LT.
The installation package includes AutoCAD or AutoCAD LT and installation-specific files. ACI is only available to OEM or remanufacturer customers.
Autodesk provides a self-extracting archive file (.zip) containing the AutoCAD installation file (AutoCADInstall.exe) and the AutoCAD or AutoCAD LT installation file (AUTHOT-AutoCAD-x64-Install_8.1.3-64bit.zip) for the 64-bit operating system version, which can be used to install AutoCAD or AutoCAD LT on a 64-bit Windows platform without requiring a USB drive. You can use the self-extracting.zip file to install AutoCAD or AutoCAD LT on a 64-bit Windows platform.
Autodesk provides a stand-alone AutoCAD installer (AutoCADInstaller.exe) to install AutoCAD or AutoCAD LT on Windows XP, Windows 7, Windows 8/8.1 or Windows 10 64-bit systems, which does not require the use of USB drive. This installer can be used to perform a one-time installation of AutoCAD or AutoCAD LT on a computer without the need to download the entire AutoCAD or AutoCAD LT installation package. The installation file (.zip) for the Standalone installer of AutoCAD or AutoCAD LT includes a Windows installer (.msi) and a setup program (.exe).
Download and install the AutoCAD product (version 8.1 or earlier) that you want to use for your Mac computer.
Use the uninstaller file, if available, to remove AutoCAD or AutoCAD LT from your Mac computer.
Open System Preferences, and then click on the Automator icon ( ) to launch Automator. Click on the Library button ( ) in the toolbar and search for and open the Applications folder. Drag AutoCAD.app and AULT-AutoCAD.app into the finder window. Double-click the App Store icon ( ) in the bottom left corner of the window. You should see the name of the installation package under
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As of AutoCAD 2009, AutoCAD includes an in-place Digital Content Transfer (DCT) process which allows a licensed AutoCAD user to save a local drawing and close the program, and continue working without closing the drawing. An unlicensed user can view the saved drawing from within another instance of AutoCAD, but cannot modify or close the drawing.
User Interface
AutoCAD is a 2D drafting and design software, which consists of a command line interface (CLI) and a Graphical User Interface (GUI) that can be embedded within a Windows environment. Unlike other CAD programs such as SolidWorks, the ability to automatically select and draw dimensions is part of the drawing process, and is not dependent upon programming.
The AutoCAD GUI is customizable using the Ribbon toolbox, allowing users to arrange toolbars, button labels, and icons. Ribbon toolbars are also divided into groups, which are customizable by the user.
Since the release of AutoCAD 2009, AutoCAD has contained a simple drawing viewer that only allows for basic editing features such as rectangle, circle, line and polyline. By pressing the Ctrl + F keys and then clicking on the desired drawing elements, it is possible to edit the properties of those elements. A new "drawing space" window may also be displayed, which contains all of the drawing's objects, dimensions and layouts.
Visual LISP (VIP)
Visual LISP (VIP) is a 2D drafting language used to customize AutoCAD and other applications using visual-notation tools. AutoLISP is similar to Visual LISP, but the graphical user interface is limited to command-line commands.
AutoLISP can be used to automate operations that would otherwise be tedious or time consuming, such as creating floor plans and load and route designs based on dimensions and coordinates. AutoLISP programs can be used as an add-on to AutoCAD or other CAD applications.
AutoLISP is mostly used in conjunction with a text editor such as Notepad, which can be used to edit script files. Script files contain AutoLISP commands, which are stored within a file and executed on a command-line-like interface. The designer chooses which commands to include and which commands to execute. This allows for a great deal of customization when creating a new product. The AutoLISP language was used in earlier versions of AutoCAD for example in Auto
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