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History 
AutoCAD was released in 1982 as a desktop app running on Apple II, Commodore 64, IBM PC, and IBM-compatible microcomputers. The AutoCAD package was originally created in 1982 as part of AutoLISP, a programming language designed specifically for use with the BASIC of the Apple II computer. In 1986, Autodesk created a Macintosh version of the product to compete with the widely used CATIA product. AutoCAD was ported to Windows in 1991. The latest AutoCAD is version 2017.
Workflow 
According to Autodesk, the foundation of AutoCAD is a user interface (UI) that is simple, efficient, and productive. Autodesk has defined several levels of CAD program users:
 Mechanical: Mechanical designers that use CAD to create conceptual designs and specifications.
 Draftsman: Draftsmen use CAD to create detailed drawings for equipment.
 Architect: Architects and construction designers use CAD to create conceptual designs and specifications, including 3D models.
 Engineers: Engineers use CAD to model and analyze their designs, including 3D models.
Release history
Other names 
There have been several variations of the CAD name:
 2D Drafting & Design: First released in 1982, this version was specifically designed for use in the 2D drafting and design environment and featured the term "drafting" in the name. The "2D" in the name was later dropped.
 Drafting & Design: AutoCAD 7, released in 1986, retained the term "drafting" in the name. AutoCAD for Windows continued to be called CAD, but was released in 1992 as AutoCAD for Windows. In 2003, AutoCAD software underwent a major rewrite to become AutoCAD LT, retaining the title AutoCAD, but the term "Lite" was added. Since that time, the software was renamed again in 2012 to AutoCAD WS, meaning "Web Suite". The software is now called AutoCAD WS and it is no longer exclusively available as a desktop software application.
Pro, Plus, and Premium editions
AutoCAD LT 
AutoCAD LT is a version of AutoCAD that runs on Windows-based computers without requiring the purchase of the full AutoCAD package. AutoCAD LT can run directly off a CD-ROM or DVD-ROM, which makes it the most popular version. It allows users to only pay for
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Software architecture 
AutoCAD is a 32-bit single-user application, and can be run only on a single computer. Because AutoCAD was released in 1990, its technical architecture is outdated, not supporting a 64-bit environment. Instead of increasing the number of x86 processes in the operating system, Autodesk provides the option of installing AutoCAD on a separate dedicated 64-bit platform. In this case, one process is used to run AutoCAD on one machine, but it can be accessed from multiple workstations at the same time (multi-client mode). Alternatively, one of the workstations can run AutoCAD as a service (server-client mode), in which the application runs on the server, and clients access it via the network.
Key features 
Autodesk AutoCAD has a vector drawing capability. It supports not only linework, but also a variety of non-linear elements. AutoCAD can import and export DWG, DXF and SVG files, and has many features to support different types of drawing. The drawing tools are among the most powerful in any CAD software. The software also has the ability to export as a PDF, which is a type of Portable Document Format (PDF).
AutoCAD also supports a large selection of special functions, such as drill reference points, text functions and block insertion, besides simple line drawing functions. In addition, the software also allows users to export to a variety of other file formats. It can directly generate the Graphical User Interface (GUI) user interface, the Front View drawing display and part modeling views.
AutoCAD can also be operated in a networked, multi-client environment using either the server or the client-server architecture. This architecture can be used by both AutoCAD LT users and users that purchase the Professional or Architect editions. The differences between the 2 types of environments are the ability to use multiple computers simultaneously for multi-client and the ability to use the multi-user interface (MUI). In the Server model, users are limited to running a single instance of AutoCAD on one computer, and the application will connect to that machine only. It will run simultaneously on a maximum of 24 clients. In the Client model, a user can open multiple instances of AutoCAD simultaneously. Any instance can be running on a different computer or the same computer. For example, a user may open AutoCAD in the office and another instance at home,
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