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Today, AutoCAD Cracked Accounts's latest iteration, AutoCAD 2017, is used by architects, engineers, drafters, construction firms, and computer-aided manufacturing (CAM) companies for 2D and 3D drafting, design, and visualization of complex designs. It is the most popular CAD application, and is the industry standard for 2D drafting software.
AutoCAD was the first industry-leading suite of CAD applications, and is the most widely used CAD application worldwide. By 2016, some industry sources reported that over 150 million users had created some 3 million files in AutoCAD, and others said it was 100 million by 2015. Despite being the most popular, this count does not include those using AutoCAD's mobile apps, which are also popular.
History 
AutoCAD was originally developed by Crowther and Associates, a pioneering software company established in 1977 by Crowther, Robert Kattler, and Roland Abraham, all of whom had worked on previous CAD programs. The company's first application was FileCAD (1982), an editor for disk-based Apple and CP/M personal computers, which was released in 1982. FileCAD was followed by several smaller applications (e.g., EditCAD, EditPC) and a drawing application called MacCAD, released in 1983, which was the first Apple Macintosh-based CAD application.
In 1984, Crowther and Associates was acquired by The New York Times Company and was renamed New York Times Software. Crowther and Abraham left the company in 1985 and formed their own company, CAD4, to develop other Apple-based CAD applications. Their first product was T-Editor (1985), a drawing program for the Apple Macintosh. The company's first major product, introduced in 1987, was Structural Analysis (1987), a 2D and 3D modeling program that was the first to feature 'live view' and 'click-to-edit' tools.
In 1993, the New York Times Company acquired T-Editor, and New York Times Software (the parent company of Crowther and Abraham) became an independent, publicly traded company known as Autodesk, Inc. Autodesk bought out CAD4 in 1994. In 1995, Autodesk released AutoCAD, the first version of CAD software that was designed for the desktop rather than the mainframe. AutoCAD was initially available only as a desktop app, but the company released a Windows version of AutoCAD in 1998, and later released
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AutoCAD's VBA programming language supports the automation of tasks.  VBA was a design effort in which the partnership between Microsoft and Autodesk added the ability for Microsoft to have extensibility in the AutoCAD world.
AutoCAD uses its own command-line shell.
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AutoCAD is based on the 1982 product Catia. Catia was developed by two Italian companies: GFM (Gruppo Finanziamento Metalli), part of the Finanziamento Metalli (Metallurgy Finance) group, and Instituto Tecnico "Leonardo da Vinci" (ITLV), a consulting organization of the Italian Technological Institute. In 1983, GFM and ITLV co-developed an architecture for the automation of architecture-related business processes, initially for the field of architecture, but soon extended to other branches of industrial design and engineering. In 1988, Catia came into being, with the collaboration of ITLV and GFM.  The name was based on the first letters of the names of the two companies involved.
The development of AutoCAD started in 1985 by the "Group of Technology and Manufacturing" (Gruppo di Tecnologia e Manufattura, or GTM). After its creation, in September 1986, GTM was bought by GFM and renamed "Group of Computer Techniques and Manufacturing" (Group of Computer Techniques and Manufacturing or Group of Computer Techniques and Industry, or GTI).
In April 1987, GTI hired John Walker, a graduate student at Princeton University, as lead engineer, and published its first release of AutoCAD as an engineering software for architecture and civil engineering, primarily for the United States Department of Defense (DoD). The first commercial release was the 1985 CAD System release.
In 1987, the first release of CAD System was sold for US$7,000. After several successful product launches, in 1989, GTI changed its name to "Computer Techniques, Inc.", or CTI.
In 1990, CTI released version 8 (for $2,500), version 7 for DOS and version 6 for Windows. The company was restructured in 1992 to separate the hardware business into a separate company and to spin off the software and services business into a separate company.
The company renamed itself to "Autodesk", and the software product AutoCAD was released for $500 in March 1993.
In 1994, Autodesk released Auto
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