AutoCAD [Latest]
Sections
AutoCAD History
AutoCAD for C++
AutoCAD Architecture
AutoCAD Commands
AutoCAD Tips
AutoCAD Help
AutoCAD in 3D
AutoCAD Tutorials
AutoCAD Tips: Common Jobs
Configuring AutoCAD
Creating a New Drawing
Digital Numbering
Editing and Printing Data
Inserting Data
Raster Graphics and Image Creation
Saving Data
Sorting
Vectors
Creating Graphics
Paths
Design Projects
Drafting Text
Drawings
Organizing Drawings
Tables
Creating AutoCAD Electrical Schematics
Documents
3D Modeling
Bounding Box
Checkpoints
Door and Window
Forms
Installing AutoCAD
Multiline Text
Organizing Drawings
Text and Dimension
Vector, Raster, and Shape Tools
Working with Paper
Working with Shapes
Using Command Palettes
Masking
Creating Layers
Organizing and Saving Drawings
Organizing Drawings
Shapes
Working with Text
Other AutoCAD Commands
Cutting
Converting Coordinates
Creating 3D Objects
Creating Complex Shapes
Creating Text
Defining and Using Attributes
Dipping
Dimensioning
Equipment and Tools
Fields
Geometry
Glyph
Imagery
Inserting Parts
Intersecting
Using a Toolbox
Partial Holes
Creating Structures
Special Symbols
Tables
Tracing
Working with Data
Appendix A: Resources for AutoCAD
Appendix B: AutoCAD for C++
Appendix C: AutoCAD Architecture
Appendix D: AutoCAD commands
Appendix E: AutoCAD tips
Appendix F: AutoCAD help
Appendix G: AutoCAD in 3D
Appendix H: AutoCAD tutorials
Appendix I: AutoCAD Tips: Common Jobs
Appendix J: Configuring AutoCAD
Appendix K: Creating a New Drawing
Appendix
AutoCAD Crack + License Key Download [Mac/Win]
Shareware and freeware
Autodesk offers a free version of AutoCAD Crack For Windows along with many other desktop publishing applications. The software can be freely downloaded from the Autodesk site. The free version has limitations with regards to the number of drawings and features that are supported. The software is often not bundled with other Autodesk products such as software for CAD drafting or the Autodesk Design Suite.
AutoCAD has been added to the list of freely downloadable programs for use with the Intel Classmate PC.
There are several third-party freeware and shareware packages available for AutoCAD as well as many others by Autodesk. The free Autodesk programs include:
AutoCAD LT, AutoCAD R14, AutoCAD Architect, AutoCAD Electrical, AutoCAD Mechanical, AutoCAD Electrical HVAC, AutoCAD Electrical Piping and AutoCAD Civil 3D.
Compatibility
AutoCAD users have the option of using other software for specific purposes.
AutoCAD may be used with other programs that were originally intended for use with AutoCAD. For example, AutoCAD may be used for 2D drafting and plotting, 3D CAD, mechanical design, and building and construction software.
AutoCAD can be connected to a wide variety of database management systems (DBMS), including Microsoft Access, Microsoft SQL Server, Sybase SQL Anywhere, Oracle, Oracle DB, and Teradata. DBMSes may be used for many different purposes. Some of the applications listed above are developed for using the DBMS for a specific purpose, such as access of a database of engineering drawings, and others are just designed to integrate databases.
History
AutoCAD, originally developed by Autodesk in 1982 as a 2D drafting and data entry program, was originally priced at $1,295. In 1985, Autodesk dropped the price to $699.  In 1986, Autodesk began development on an AutoCAD drawing system.  The original target market was architectural, engineering, and construction firms. In the summer of 1986 Autodesk held a contest to come up with a name for the new product, and the contest winner, Kelvin F. Jones, suggested the name AutoCAD. Jones later recalled he had nothing to do with the name. The new product's first release, AutoCAD v1.0, came out in 1987.
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