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A company called CAD Corporation marketed a desktop CAD program, Softimage, based on the same ideas as AutoCAD Free Download but under license from Autodesk. In 2001, Autodesk acquired Softimage from CAD Corporation. Autodesk subsequently discontinued Softimage in favor of AutoCAD Cracked 2022 Latest Version.
Where does the name AutoCAD Crack come from?
Originally, the name Cracked AutoCAD With Keygen was an acronym for "Automatic Computer-Aided Drafting" – the initial version of AutoCAD For Windows 10 Crack.
AutoCAD Crack 2 was released in 1988 with support for vector graphics, so its logo was changed to "AutoCAD Crack Keygen 2", and the earlier version AutoCAD was renamed "AutoCAD 1". AutoCAD 2 was the first version that included a full-screen drawing tool. In 1992, AutoCAD was released for Windows 3.0 (Windows for Workgroups). AutoCAD 2 for Windows 3.0 was the last version to be released under the name "AutoCAD", though the last version to be released for Windows NT was AutoCAD 2.5 for Windows NT 4.0.
History of AutoCAD
The first version of AutoCAD for the Mac OS was released in 1992. In 1993, AutoCAD was released for Windows 95, and AutoCAD 97 was released in 1996 for Windows 95, Windows NT, Windows 3.1, Windows 3.11, Windows for Workgroups 3.11, and Windows for Workgroups 3.11. In 1997, AutoCAD 97 was released for Windows NT 4.0.
In 1998, AutoCAD 98 was released for Windows 98, AutoCAD 2000 was released for Windows 2000, and AutoCAD 2003 was released for Windows XP. In 2002, AutoCAD 2003 SP1 was released for Windows XP, and in 2004, AutoCAD 2004 was released for Windows XP and Windows Vista.
In 2013, AutoCAD 2014 was released for Windows 7 and Windows 8. In 2017, AutoCAD 2017 was released for Windows 8 and Windows 10. In 2019, AutoCAD 2018 was released for Windows 7 and Windows 8.
What is AutoCAD and how does it work?
AutoCAD is a Windows application that can work on computers running Windows, macOS, Linux, or UNIX. It is a desktop application and is usually installed on a PC or laptop. In addition, AutoCAD can be run from a USB
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DOS based versions of AutoCAD, including AutoCAD 2013, were originally developed and released by Autodesk, but were later acquired by Corel.
AutoCAD is also used for manufacturing and virtual engineering applications.
Technical overview
AutoCAD is the de facto standard for 2D drafting in most industries. It is designed for technical engineers, architects, technicians and students in various fields of design, manufacturing and construction. Unlike most CAD software, AutoCAD does not require any programming to use it, only a PC with AutoCAD and a mouse.
AutoCAD is an acronym of Auto-Drawing Computer-Aided Design system. Autodesk describes it as "the only choice for technical drawing and design professionals who need the best modern technical drafting tool." Autodesk made AutoCAD available for free in 1987 as an extension to their 3D product AutoCAD 3D. AutoCAD is marketed as a 3D drafting and engineering application.
Version history
AutoCAD has developed throughout its history. Below is a list of the major AutoCAD releases (date of introduction listed in parentheses):
 AutoCAD LT (1987)
 AutoCAD N (1989)
 AutoCAD 2D (1991)
 AutoCAD 3D (1992)
 AutoCAD 3D VSE (1993)
 AutoCAD 4D (1994)
 AutoCAD 2002 (1997)
 AutoCAD LT 2004 (2002)
 AutoCAD 2008 (2007)
 AutoCAD 2010 (2009)
 AutoCAD 2013 (2012)
 AutoCAD 2014 (2013)
 AutoCAD 2016 (2015)
 AutoCAD LT 2016 (2015)
AutoCAD LT
AutoCAD LT is the legacy or "conventional" version of AutoCAD. The first version was released in 1987, with the full AutoCAD product following shortly after.
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AutoCAD LT 2007 is the same as AutoCAD 2008, but for the Windows operating system only.
AutoCAD LT 2008
AutoCAD LT 2008 was introduced in February 2007. 
It is a Windows-only release. It has a similar appearance as the Windows Vista operating system. It is only available as part of AutoCAD 2008 and is not compatible with any other AutoCAD or AutoCAD LT releases.
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