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AutoCAD is the software most commonly used by architects, engineers, and drafters to create 2D and 3D drawings, although it can be used for a variety of other tasks, such as editing and annotating 2D drawings, creating project files, and documenting work, and for business data processing. AutoCAD is very feature rich, supporting numerous drawing styles, including both traditional 2D CAD drawing formats and newer, non-standardized formats.
New functions are often introduced with each AutoCAD release, and since AutoCAD is supported on different platforms, many of the more popular features are no longer available on some platforms. For example, most AutoCAD users work on PC and MAC computers, but the tablet edition is available for iPad, Android, and Windows 8. AutoCAD 2019 does not run on iOS devices. AutoCAD LT (also called AutoCAD R2009) was Autodesk's previous entry-level CAD program, launched in 1999 and discontinued in 2008.
The release of AutoCAD 2015 was celebrated as one of Autodesk's "Golden Anniversary" products. AutoCAD 2016 was the first major release to break 10 years of support for its predecessor.
History
Autodesk used to sell a product called "AutoCAD 1.0" in 1983. The earliest version of AutoCAD was designed by Bill Pawlisch.
In 1984, the Autodesk organization split into two independent companies, Autodesk and ACES, Inc. ACES, Inc. developed AutoCAD. Bill Pawlisch became the president of the company, and Daniel McCallum became the engineering manager. Bill Pawlisch was an avid PC gamer, and the name of the first AutoCAD product was suggested by McCallum as he was using a CAD program to model game code.
The first two computers Autodesk released AutoCAD for were the Apple II and Commodore PET. In 1986, Autodesk released AutoCAD for the IBM PC, initially for 16- and 32-bit implementations. Over the years, the versions have become more and more compatible with each other, and by the late 1990s, the only major difference between the 16-bit and 32-bit versions was the addition of Windows-style graphics and icons.
In late 1988, Autodesk introduced the first commercial application based on its then new CAD technology. "AutoCAD" was developed by the new
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Applications using AutoCAD as a development platform include AutoLISP based development tools (e.g., Delcamédia), Visual LISP-based applications (e.g., Matterhorn Creations and Papyrus Creations) that include modeling applications.
AutoCAD software is distributed in several languages, including English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese, Spanish, and the Arabic.
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AutoCAD software is one of several applications that can be licensed through the Autodesk AppStore on the cloud platform. Many cloud-based applications are available, including annotation and note-taking, and CAD, BIM, and visualization applications.
 Organizational structure 
AutoCAD is produced by Autodesk, an American corporation based in San Rafael, California. Autodesk's corporate structure is composed of three levels. The first level is Autodesk Inc., which is the public company's base. Autodesk International Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary, is responsible for the international operations of Autodesk. Autodesk Latin America S.A., a Latin American subsidiary of Autodesk International Inc., provides engineering and architectural services to Latin American clients. Autodesk Inc. (Asia Pacific), a wholly owned subsidiary, provides engineering and architectural services for businesses in Asia. Autodesk Europe GmbH, a wholly owned subsidiary, is responsible for the European operations of Autodesk. The third level is Autodesk Intellectual Property Group, which consists of Autodesk Intellectual Property Corporation and other subsidiary companies.
Autodesk Inc. and Autodesk Latin America S.A. are the sole licensees and distributors of AutoCAD. Autodesk Inc. has full editorial control of the software while Autodesk Latin America S.A. has an advisory role. Autodesk International Inc., Autodesk Inc. (Asia Pacific), Autodesk Inc. (Europe) and Autodesk Intellectual Property Group are Autodesk Inc.'s parent company's.
History
Autodesk sold the first AutoCAD in March 1990 for the Apple II and it was initially called AutoCAD Volume I. Volume II was released in June 1993.
In 1997, the PC version of AutoCAD was renamed from AutoCAD 2D to AutoCAD 2D.
AutoCAD 2010 was released in March 2010 and is now powered by Autodesk Maya, an Autodesk product
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