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In 1991, AutoCAD was first introduced to the Dassault Systèmes (DS) iS3 product line, and from there, to Windows. In 1994, the first commercial editions of AutoCAD were released. Today, more than 60 million people use AutoCAD to design and create drawings. AutoCAD is the second most popular CAD program, after MicroStation, according to market research company A.T. Kearney, and AutoCAD is the most popular CAD program for use on a desktop PC, according to IDC. With AutoCAD, manufacturers, architects, engineers, and other users can model, visualize, and animate a range of objects and processes. AutoCAD is licensed primarily as a desktop app and is available on desktops, laptops, tablets, smartphones, and Macs.
AutoCAD is the industry standard for geometric modeling, architectural design, and graphic representation. Used by architects, engineers, and designers, it allows people to view, edit, and animate 2D and 3D objects. With the addition of parametric modeling, it also allows people to create 2D and 3D objects based on the user’s design criteria.
For the purposes of this guide, we’ll use AutoCAD (2019 version, currently on the market) as the model for the presentation.
The Design process in AutoCAD
Once you’ve downloaded, installed, and run AutoCAD, you’re ready to get started creating an AutoCAD project. If you’re new to the world of AutoCAD, we’ll walk you through the design process using a simple example. If you’re an AutoCAD veteran, feel free to skip ahead to the “Using the Document” section to explore new design features in more detail.
Figure 1. Drawing setup
Your next step is to open AutoCAD and navigate to the Home tab.
Figure 2. Home tab
In the menu bar, you’ll see a series of icons from left to right: File, Edit, Print, Drawing Manager, Plot, Toolbox, User Preferences, and Help.
Here are the buttons on the drawing window:
• The icon in the top left corner represents the active or currently active drawing file. The drawing file that we opened earlier is highlighted here.
• The icon in the top
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Image-based products
The most widely used image-based AutoCAD feature is 3D and, more specifically, 3D modeling. The 3D modeling capabilities were introduced with Release 13, and are being maintained with Release 15 and Release 16.  Autodesk Scene was used to create and sell two 3D modeling applications: AutoCAD 3D Architect and AutoCAD 3D Mechanical. These products were released in the third quarter of 2008. Scene is the cross-platform development environment for 3D and 2D applications that are based on Dassault Systèmes' 3D design technology. It is a graphic user interface (GUI)-based application development tool.
AutoCAD Architecture is similar to AutoCAD 3D Architect, but is primarily focused on architectural design. The architectural design features are similar to the 3D product. AutoCAD Architecture is used in the design and construction of homes, retail, commercial, educational and healthcare facilities, and government buildings, among other types of buildings.
 AutoCAD 3D Mechanical
 AutoCAD 3D Electrical
 AutoCAD 3D Electronics
The AutoCAD product group contains:
 AutoCAD Architecture (formerly AutoCAD 3D Architect)
 AutoCAD Mechanical (formerly AutoCAD 3D Mechanical)
 AutoCAD Electrical (formerly AutoCAD Electrical)
 AutoCAD Civil 3D
 AutoCAD Land Desktop (formerly Land Desktop)
 AutoCAD Map 3D
 AutoCAD 360 3D
Mobile apps
Autodesk's first mobile app was AutoCAD 2009, which included features like modeling and drafting, and was released in 2009. In 2010, Autodesk released the second version of AutoCAD Mobile, which was renamed AutoCAD Mobile App for iOS, and featured improved modeling capabilities. Autodesk's third and current version of AutoCAD Mobile, AutoCAD Mobile App for Android, was released in 2013 and was available on Google Play. The application supports AutoCAD files and allows users to open and modify them while on the go. In addition, users can use the app to create, modify, and share CAD files. It also allows them to send model files, drawings, and eCAD files to others over the Internet.
See also
 List of AutoC
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