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History
AutoCAD was developed from late 1980 through 1980/1981 by a small team at the University of Utah's Center for Architecture in Salt Lake City, Utah. Its precursor, called PRECAD (Program for Rapid Engineering by Computer Aided Design), was a design assistant for mechanical engineering students developed in 1970. This program converted technical drawing information from architectural blueprints into a series of points, lines, and curves. At the time, however, users were required to manually input points, lines, and curves. In June 1980, the Center for Architecture students Peter Richter and Tom Jarvis began collaborating on a CAD software project. The two students initially approached the CFA's CAD director, Robert J. Walker, for a research grant. However, Walker was not impressed by the students' ideas and plans for their CAD project.
In May 1981, Richter and Jarvis received a $35,000 grant from the Utah State Department of Commerce to develop a computer-aided design tool for use by the architectural students. Their tool was renamed AutoCAD, for Automatic Computerized Drafting System. On October 1, 1981, the Center for Architecture opened AutoCAD on its campus. AutoCAD was the first CAD program to be used by large numbers of architects. (This feature was later added to the BIM-related AutoCAD 360 App.)
AutoCAD was originally developed for personal computers running the CP/M-86 operating system. Microsoft Windows was added in March 1985 as AutoCAD's first native application for Windows. (Until then, all AutoCAD releases had been in the form of multi-platform, source code-based and shareware/freeware packages.)
In January 1986, AutoCAD was released as shareware. The first major version of AutoCAD, 1.0, was released in December 1986. Additional major releases (1.1, 1.2, and 2.0) were subsequently released on a biannual schedule. Each major release (except 2.0) was accompanied by a completely new user interface. (The next version, AutoCAD 3.0, was released in October 1992.)
A major redesign of the interface in AutoCAD 2.5 in 1993 was the first major change to the user interface since the introduction of AutoCAD. The 2.5 user interface changed the way design data is organized, scaled, and manipulated.
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Remote service 
AutoCAD 2010 introduced a remote service for remote control of the application.
The new Remote service is a C++ library with.NET and COM interfaces. It enables you to create an application that can control your drawing by sending commands over the network and display a console that communicates back to the client.
The Remote service is shipped with AutoCAD 2012 as a separate download.
The Remote service is available in versions 2013 and 2015 and has been discontinued in AutoCAD 2016.
Data export
Exporting drawing data to other formats is available via the command 'Export'.
Importing drawing data to AutoCAD is possible. The drawing data must be in a standard "DWG" format (a.k.a. "Dwg").
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