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AutoCAD is commonly used to design many types of products, including electrical appliances, architecture, manufacturing, and construction. The application can also be used for drafting (2D drafting), 3D modeling (3D CAD), and 3D printing (3D printing). AutoCAD is capable of printing and converting designs to other CAD formats (2D, 3D) and producing AutoCAD-based blueprints or drawings. Some CAD drawings, especially architectural drawings, can be used as design components for other programs.
As of 2018, AutoCAD has more than four million users worldwide. Most AutoCAD users are based in the United States, followed by the United Kingdom, Canada, and Australia.
Contents
History
AutoCAD's History
Version 1.0 - 1982
Version 1.1 - 1983
Version 1.2 - 1983
Version 2.0 - 1984
Version 3.0 - 1985
Version 4.0 - 1985
Version 4.1 - 1986
Version 4.2 - 1986
Version 5.0 - 1987
Version 5.1 - 1988
Version 6.0 - 1991
Version 7.0 - 1995
Version 8.0 - 1998
Version 9.0 - 1999
Version 10.0 - 2002
Version 11.0 - 2003
Version 12.0 - 2004
Version 14.0 - 2008
Version 15.0 - 2009
Version 16.0 - 2012
Version 17.0 - 2014
Version 18.0 - 2016
Version 20.0 - 2018
Ease of Use
How to Start Using AutoCAD
AutoCAD's Basic Features
How to Save Your Drawings
How to Access Additional Features
How to Customize the Ribbon
User Interface
Basic Drawing Commands
Ribbon
Themes
Windows
Windows Commands
Dialogs
Inspecting Objects and Sharing Objects
Printing and Converting Objects
Creating and Editing Objects
Resizing and Moving Objects
Modifying Object Properties
Copying and Moving Objects
Placing Objects
Creating Layers
Creating Dimension Styles
Creating Scenarios
Creating Styles and Styles Sets
Creating Clipping Groups
Applying Clipping Groups
Creating Classes
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Introduced in AutoCAD Crack Keygen 2002, third-party developers can use JavaScript in the program to create Web applications. In 2005 AutoCAD Crack Mac became the first mainstream CAD program to include Web applications. The ability to build Web applications using a 3D interface has since been integrated into other Autodesk products, such as AutoCAD LT.
Extensions 
Extensions for AutoCAD allow users to add new commands and templates to the program. Once an extension is installed, it can be accessed from the Extension Manager. Extensions can be created by third-party developers, as well as Autodesk for a fee.
In AutoCAD 2007, extensions are classified as being free or paid. Both types include command and template capabilities. Paid extensions can be used to create objects such as models, sheets and solids. Free extensions can be used for previewing objects. The extensions themselves are available on the Extension Manager.
Extensions are typically developed using Visual LISP, or by using Visual Basic for Applications, with Microsoft Visual Studio.
Various media and platforms 
AutoCAD can be installed and run from CD/DVD, downloaded from a server (over the Internet), or acquired as a DVD set of the software and associated files, hardware and software, which can be used on a personal computer (PC). In February 2007, Autodesk released a free software version of AutoCAD 2004. In June 2012, AutoCAD LT 2012 was released for free.
AutoCAD comes in two main editions: AutoCAD 2010 and AutoCAD LT 2012. A separate product, AutoCAD Architectural Desktop, was released to coincide with the launch of AutoCAD Architectural Desktop 2009. The architectural edition of AutoCAD is offered in addition to the standard edition of AutoCAD LT and Architectural Desktop.
The Architectural Edition includes:
 Feature-rich views, such as a 3D sheet set that supports advanced surface modeling
 Support for architectural design, including the ability to model lighting conditions and location elements, such as building corners and site boundaries
 The ability to create and manage site assemblies and develop site design documentation
 GIS and BIM integration
AutoCAD LT 2012 
AutoCAD LT 2012, the latest release of AutoCAD LT, was available as a free download starting on September 11, 2012. On April 20, 2013, AutoCAD LT 2012 was released as an option for the 2013 version of AutoC
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