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In the 1980s, the market for office productivity software was dominated by a handful of DOS-based applications. Competitors included the first and second generations of Macintosh-based applications and new DOS-based applications such as FileCad.
In the late 1980s, the introduction of the Windows desktop operating system (OS) significantly changed the landscape of software development. Windows-based operating systems are much more efficient than the DOS-based OSes. For example, DOS-based operating systems required each user to work with a separate copy of the operating system and applications, whereas a Windows-based system can be used by more than one user at a time. Windows also had the advantage of supporting multitasking.
The introduction of Windows in 1985 created an opportunity for developers to build new productivity applications that could target the new OS. The introduction of Windows 3.0 in 1990 allowed the market to create rich, multiuser, multitasking applications. AutoCAD Cracked Version was one of the first applications to target Windows 3.0.
A number of PC manufacturers followed Microsoft's lead by offering Windows-based systems as standard PCs, rather than optional high-end units. As a result, sales of Windows-based PCs increased significantly, creating a vibrant market for software applications that could be installed on Windows PCs. AutoCAD Serial Key was one of the first Windows-based productivity applications that developers could produce in order to serve the new market.
In April 1992, Autodesk announced that it would acquire AutoCAD. On May 2, 1992, the company introduced AutoCAD 95, which was available only in a new licensing model, called the "Software as a Service (SAAS) License." In June 1992, Autodesk launched a SaaS version of AutoCAD at a $3,995 price.
In November 1993, Autodesk acquired Alias Works and its flagship product, Alias Designer. In May 1994, Autodesk introduced Alias Media Designer, which was designed to be the new name for the Alias Designer. In July 1995, Autodesk acquired Parametric Technology Corporation, which later renamed the product to Parametric Design, Inc. Autodesk rebranded the PdM in June 1996.
In January 1998, Autodesk announced the acquisition of Inventor, which was available as an add-on to AutoCAD and Autocad LT, as well as having its own standalone application. In May 1998, Autodesk acquired Sym
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File formats 
The Cracked AutoCAD With Keygen application is able to export drawings to several file formats, including:
 DXF – A proprietary file format used for interchange of CAD-related drawings. A true exchange format, it can hold all the technical information needed to represent a drawing, including geometric information (such as points, lines, arcs, dimensions, etc.), technical information (such as dimensions, annotations, etc.), and graphic information (such as colors, linetypes, lineweights, patterns, etc.).
 DWG – Adobe Systems's native format for Windows, it is the native file format for AutoCAD Product Key; the DWG format can also be used for interchange of CAD-related drawings and it is based on the vector drawing language, "drawing object description language" (DODL). CAD files created using AutoCAD can be converted to the DWG format.
 DXF/DWG – can be converted to and from the native AutoCAD format and the DWG format, used to create the DWG format, is mainly used for interchange.
 MDS – a file format used by MicroStation for CAD systems and supports up to one million polygons.
 PDF – a file format for exchanging electronic documents, it can be easily modified and can be viewed on any operating system, because it is a portable document format that can be read by many applications.
 Image – supported file formats include the AI, Encapsulated PostScript, JPG, Jp2, and TIFF formats.
 DGN/KDGN – AutoCAD can read and write several formats based on its native format, it supports the notion of layer to represent the base of a drawing. The use of DGN files allows to maintain a graphical history of changes made to the drawing.
In addition, the application can create and read several other file formats, including:
 IGES – a standard geometry interchange format developed by ISO for 3D design interchange and supported by many CAD applications, including AutoCAD.
 NGN – native file format for Android that supports 3D and 2D graphical objects.
 ISO-11151 – a file format for use by network or file transfer applications.
  PDF/A – Adobe's portable document format, it is an XML-based file format for electronic documents.
Dynamic customization 
AutoCAD can be customized via plugin interfaces to enable dynamic features that can be accessed from the program and can add new features and functionality to the program.
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