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AutoCAD Crack Free Download takes full advantage of the advances in computing and graphics technology over the last three decades. It continues to evolve through frequent upgrades and improvements, such as modernizing the user interface, adding advanced features, and introducing more powerful technologies. AutoCAD is backward-compatible with older files and programs, but its successor, AutoCAD LT, is not.
The AutoCAD timeline
January 1984: The AutoCAD computer program is introduced, a desktop product for use on microcomputers, which are gaining popularity in business and industry.
November 1985: The AutoCAD WYSIWYG interface, which allows drawing objects on screen, and previously only on paper, is released. This completely changes the nature of the drafting process.
January 1989: AutoCAD is introduced to the Apple IIe platform, and it becomes the first AutoCAD platform to support a variety of personal computers, including IBM PCs, Macintosh, and Apple II series.
November 1990: The AutoCAD LT product is introduced to the Apple IIe platform. AutoCAD LT is the same application, except it is optimized for a lower-cost, less powerful environment.
September 1991: The first versions of the Windows interface, including the Windows version of AutoCAD, are released.
January 1992: AutoCAD supports 3D (three-dimensional) drawing.
January 1994: AutoCAD supports dxf (design exchange format) files.
January 1995: AutoCAD is first released for Windows NT platforms.
April 1995: AutoCAD supports TrueType fonts.
September 1995: AutoCAD supports DWF (digital writing format) files.
May 1996: The first versions of the OS/2 and Microsoft Windows 2000 interfaces are released.
January 1997: AutoCAD Enterprise Edition is released for Windows NT platforms.
April 1997: AutoCAD is introduced to the web as AutoCAD Web Edition.
January 1998: AutoCAD is introduced to the Internet. The first web site is released.
January 1999: AutoCAD is introduced to the Mac platform.
February 1999: AutoCAD has been ported to Windows 98 and ME platforms.
February 1999: AutoCAD LT is introduced to the Macintosh platform.
October 1999: AutoCAD is introduced to the Linux platform.
March 2000: AutoCAD 2000 is released for Windows NT platforms
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The author and programmer Ivan Stojanović (commonly known as "Pizza") wrote the first AutoCAD for the Macintosh, released in 1989. This version of AutoCAD was released for the Macintosh platform and licensed to Autodesk Inc. in 1990. Autodesk Corporation acquired Pie Software in 1991 and named it AutoCAD Software, Inc. in 1992. Subsequently, Pie Software was renamed AutoCAD. The first release for Windows was AutoCAD LT released in 1992, based on the operating system version 4.0.
 The second version of AutoCAD, released in 1996 was named AutoCAD R14. In 1997 AutoCAD R20 was released.
 The third version, released in 1999 was named AutoCAD R26. A new GUI was introduced with the release of AutoCAD R32.
 The fourth version, released in 2002 was named AutoCAD R40. This was the first version of AutoCAD to be distributed as a standalone executable instead of requiring the operating system of its host.
 The fifth version, released in 2005 was named AutoCAD R46. A new Windows-based GUI was introduced with the release of this version.
 The sixth version, released in 2007 was named AutoCAD R50. A new GUI was introduced with the release of this version. This was the first version of AutoCAD to be distributed with a freely downloadable trial version.
 The seventh version, released in 2009 was named AutoCAD R55. A new Windows-based GUI was introduced with the release of this version.
 The eighth version, released in 2012 was named AutoCAD R56. A new Windows-based GUI was introduced with the release of this version.
 The ninth version, released in 2014 was named AutoCAD R64. The feature set of this release is very similar to AutoCAD LT but now also includes vRealize Log Analytics. New features include cloud-based collaboration and data management. The GUI has been redesigned.
 The tenth version, released in 2016 was named AutoCAD R72. A new Windows-based GUI was introduced with the release of this version.
 The eleventh version, released in 2017 was named AutoCAD R73. The feature set of this release is very similar to AutoCAD LT but now also includes the BIM feature set. New features include cloud-based collaboration and data management. The GUI has been redesigned.
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