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In 2016, the program had a total of 71.4 million licensed users, including 33 million active users of the desktop version.
History
AutoCAD For Windows 10 Crack first appeared in 1982. The name AutoCAD Product Key was invented by programmer Paul G. Wurman, when he decided it sounded like AutoCreator. He never actually released the name to the public, but one of his friends suggested that "autoCAD" would be a good name. Wurman chose it because he believed that he would be the last person to ever use it.
In 1990, Autodesk shipped AutoCAD for the Macintosh. In 1991, the Personal Edition was introduced, which allowed users to create vector graphics with no initial line drawing.
In 1996, AutoCAD was purchased by Autodesk, which led to the creation of Autodesk Architectural Desktop and Autodesk Land Desktop. In 1997, Autodesk Architectural Desktop introduced CADx, an improved design tool for architects. In 2000, Autodesk Architectural Desktop introduced DXF, a vector-based exchange format for sharing DWG files across multiple applications and platforms.
Autodesk released a beta version of AutoCAD in 1982 and an official version in 1983. One of the first tasks completed by Autodesk was a user interface, which was primarily a demonstration of the new graphic capabilities. The first workable model in the program was a simple box, and it was created by Paul G. Wurman and his then-girlfriend Maryann Smith.
In the early 1980s, Paul G. Wurman developed Autocad, the first application specifically geared toward creating 2D drawings for the architectural industry. Paul's partner, Maryann Smith, helped develop the application until it was available for public use in 1982. In 1984, in order to see the drawing, Paul and Maryann used the 3-D program (Paint Shop Pro, for which he had been the author) and then printed it. The first published commercial version of Autocad was delivered by Arook Computer Services and written by Paul Wurman. The program went on to revolutionize the entire industry and would take the lead over other similar programs.
In 1991, Paul Wurman released a Macintosh version of the program, called AutoCAD. It was very similar to the earlier Windows version, but with some minor differences. In 2000, a new Autodesk Architectural Desktop was
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See also 
 Autodesk
 AutoCAD
References
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 Autodesk Exchange Apps
 Autodesk Vault
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Crawling LinkedIn profile and categorizing users on single page
I am crawling LinkedIn's pages and building data from their profile pages and then writing a script to categorize users into groups, say engineer, manager etc. 
I have used selenium and scrapy for my project but, when I try to crawl LinkedIn's pages, the profile pages open in different tabs and I need to click save as to save it, and that's when I get the error message "Unable to load page". It doesn't seem that LinkedIn does let me save it when the page is open. 
Is there a way to load these profile pages using selenium or scrapy so that I can save the profile pages as CSV format. Do you guys know a way to do this? I don't want to use any kind of third party API's or login into LinkedIn's site. It should be done programmatically.
Thanks. 
A:
I have done something similar with the help of python and bs4 and I used a follow_all. I used a simple html page to get all the user's page links and I used bs4 to extract the information which I needed. I saved it in a CSV file and it worked fine.
from bs4 import BeautifulSoup
import csv
import requests
import os
listOfUserNames=[]
for userName in os.listdir("\naf5dca3d97

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