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In March 2016, Autodesk reported that AutoCAD users had created more than seven billion drawing elements, and had completed more than 20 billion 2D and 3D drawing operations. The most common use for AutoCAD is for producing architectural, mechanical, and electrical engineering drawings and detailed design documentation, using 2D and 3D design tools. AutoCAD is the most commonly used commercial drafting software application in the world, and is widely used in design studios of all sizes.
How AutoCAD Works
AutoCAD is one of the most powerful and versatile drafting programs. It allows you to do almost any type of drafting, including architectural, mechanical, electrical, 3D, and even 2D drafting. AutoCAD can be used in 2D and 3D drafting environments.
Autodesk's product design programs are divided into four types:
AutoCAD Architecture
AutoCAD Mechanical
AutoCAD Electrical
AutoCAD MEP
AutoCAD Architecture is for 2D and 3D drafting. In addition to the standard drafting tools, architecture includes tools for creating massing and visualizing design intent.
AutoCAD Mechanical is for 2D and 3D drafting, mechanical engineering, and structural engineering. It includes tools for detailing, dimensioning, and communicating designs to engineers.
AutoCAD Electrical is for 2D and 3D drafting, electrical, and PPE (personal protective equipment) design. The Electrical section includes tools for electrical project documentation, electrical engineering, and for communicating designs to other electrical engineers.
AutoCAD MEP is for 2D drafting and parametric modeling, construction modeling, MEP engineering, and documentation. It includes tools for the creation of structural designs, sizing structures, and communicating designs to structural engineers.
AutoCAD Architecture and AutoCAD Mechanical applications work together to build large, complex projects. Designers can edit multiple drawing files, share designs with other designers, view the design history, and export and email drawings.
AutoCAD Architecture and AutoCAD Electrical applications work together to create large, complex projects. Designers can edit multiple drawing files, share designs with other designers, view the design history, and export and email drawings.
AutoCAD Architecture and AutoCAD MEP applications work together to create large, complex projects. Designers can edit multiple drawing files, share designs with other designers, view the design history, and export and email drawings.
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Version history 
AutoCAD first shipped for DOS in 1987, followed by release of Win32 version for the Macintosh in 1989. The Windows version has been supported on Windows 2000 and Windows XP through major updates. The Macintosh version has been supported on Mac OS 8 through 10. Up to AutoCAD 2011, the Windows version supported up to Windows XP, with earlier versions operating only on Windows NT and Windows 2000. The Macintosh version continued to be supported on Mac OS X up to AutoCAD 2011, but has not been released since. AutoCAD 2012 and later runs on Mac OS 10.7 Lion (Mac OS X Mountain Lion) and Windows 7.
Feature history
Timeline of features
See also
 Drafting (computer graphics)
 AutoDesk
 CAD standards
References
External links
 
 AutoCAD 2012 main site
 AutoCAD Express
 AutoCAD DWG Converter
 
 Autodesk Exchange Apps
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