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AutoCAD Cracked Version is a commercial computer-aided design (CAD) and drafting software application. Developed and marketed by Autodesk, AutoCAD was first released in December 1982 as a desktop app running on microcomputers with internal graphics controllers. Before AutoCAD was introduced, most commercial CAD programs ran on mainframe computers or minicomputers, with each CAD operator (user) working at a separate graphics terminal.
AutoCAD was the first high-end graphics/design program to work on personal computers. It is available for Microsoft Windows, Mac, and Linux platforms. AutoCAD LT is an entry-level version with many of the features of AutoCAD but that does not provide the capabilities of the more expensive AutoCAD software. AutoCAD Premium provides higher-end features, such as rendering and animation, for a price. AutoCAD does not come bundled with the Autodesk 3D application, AutoCAD LT. However, AutoCAD LT, together with the AutoCAD Application, can be purchased separately.
AutoCAD is available in three versions: AutoCAD, AutoCAD LT, and AutoCAD Premium.
The high-end AutoCAD software can be used at a desktop or at an architectural drafting table or can be mounted on a project-specific presentation stand or CAD carousel. The high-end AutoCAD software is priced accordingly.
High-end AutoCAD comes bundled with several plug-ins, such as Animator, the Mesh Drawing plug-in, the Nested Tools plug-in, and the Sparklines plug-in. AutoCAD Premium comes bundled with three plug-ins: the Trees plug-in, the Grid plug-in, and the Neatline plug-in. AutoCAD LT, on the other hand, only includes the Trees plug-in.
AutoCAD files can be easily imported from other software applications. For instance, you can import parametric drawings from 3ds Max or CATIA, model from SketchUp, or even a simple flat image from your camera.
AutoCAD does not only support the import of parametric drawings. You can also import assemblies and assemblies from another application.
AutoCAD provides an interactive geometry view and a command line.
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Several methods of integration have been used to integrate the applications with AutoCAD:
 Customized GUI
 API - Application Programming Interface - a set of software programming instructions that can be used by a software developer to create a program. Using an API allows AutoCAD applications to create their own dialogs and menus within the AutoCAD environment, to add functionality, to automate processes or to perform other AutoCAD tasks. A typical AutoCAD API has a collection of methods that can be invoked by applications. Each method must have a name that is unique and unambiguous in the API documentation. Many AutoCAD API methods are documented in the Microsoft Visual Basic For Applications (VBA) help.
 ActiveX controls
 DLL - Dynamic Link Library - a Windows program which can be integrated into another Windows program.
 DDE - Data Description Extension - a mechanism used for exchanging data between applications using standard text file formats.
 DDE servers - the server side of DDE. This allows the client side (i.e. AutoCAD, AutoCAD LT) to send files and receive data from a variety of applications.
Interoperability
Because of the large volume of computer hardware and software, there are numerous interactions between these products. The list of such interactions is beyond the scope of this article. The following interactions can be observed:
Autocad and AutoCAD LT
 Autocad can import and export DWG files.
 Autocad LT can read and write DWG files, can also import and export DWG files.
 Autocad can read and write DXF files.
 Autocad LT can import and export DXF files.
AutoCAD and other CAD software
 Autocad can read and write DWG files.
Autocad and third-party software
 Autocad can read and write DXF files.
AutoCAD and Microsoft Office
 Microsoft Office can read and write DWG files, and can import and export DXF files.
AutoCAD and other office suites
 Microsoft Office can read and write DXF files, and can import and export DWG files.
Autocad and other CAD software
 Autocad LT can read and write DXF files.
Autocad and Microsoft Office
 Microsoft Office can read and write DWG files, and can import and export DXF files.
Autocad and other office suites
 Microsoft Office can read and write
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