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When AutoCAD was first introduced, software was prohibitively expensive and the only option was to purchase a complete computer. However, the price of the software continued to decrease and the software became more affordable as the year went on. It also started to become more common for computers to be installed in home offices and offices in general. With the greater availability of computers, software was more affordable and the increased availability of computers and software allowed for the use of CAD to expand. The software was then applied in other ways, beyond just using it as a desktop CAD package. As AutoCAD's capabilities increased, so did the uses of the software. AutoCAD was applied to engineering, architecture, construction, graphic arts, and other fields.
On December 11, 1982, Autodesk began shipping Autocad to its first retail customers. The first public demonstration of AutoCAD occurred in May 1983. By the end of 1984, over 150,000 copies of AutoCAD had been sold. The software was made available to microcomputer users by the end of 1984. With the release of AutoCAD, the desktop and word-processing market for microcomputers was lost, as the prices of personal computers and word processors dropped, making them a more affordable option for home and office use.
In 1987, Autodesk began to produce versions of AutoCAD for both the Apple Macintosh and Microsoft Windows platforms. AutoCAD for Macintosh was the first non-IBM product to support 32-bit color graphics. In 1989, AutoCAD was released for the first time as a desktop program available as a component of the larger AutoCAD 2000 package. That year, the first CAD point cloud data type was added to AutoCAD.
In May 1991, AutoCAD for the Macintosh was introduced. AutoCAD for Windows was released as a part of the larger Autodesk MicroStation and Autodesk AutoCAD 2000 family. In 1992, the first release of Autodesk University was made available.
In May 1993, Autodesk introduced AutoCAD Modeling Extension (AMX) as a way for other CAD packages to exchange data with AutoCAD. AMX allows other CAD packages to be used in conjunction with AutoCAD. The first AutoCAD AMX add-in was AutoLISP (Autodesk, Inc., 1993). On May 4, 1994, Autodesk introduced AutoCAD Extension Technology (A
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Autodesk also provides a web-based API for developer access to AutoCAD functionality.
Document management
The API provides support for importing, exporting, modifying and managing drawings, and other documents (such as Microsoft Word and Excel documents, text files, AutoCAD drawings, native AutoCAD drawings, etc.). It also has the capability of saving drawings in DWG format. A drawing can be either saved as a single file or as a group of separate files. Multiple drawings can be saved in a single DWG file. File names can be dynamically constructed from data provided by the user or retrieved from a database.
The API also provides functions for creating, modifying, and manipulating CAD objects. These objects are of two general categories:
 AutoCAD Objects: AutoCAD objects are used to hold graphic information (features, text, etc.).
 Autodesk Objects: Autodesk objects are used to hold CAD functionality (dimensions, part orders, etc.)
The API also provides functions for displaying drawing objects on the screen and exporting them to other formats.
Release history
The following is a partial history of the releases of AutoCAD API:
See also
Autodesk Exchange
Autodesk Data Management
Autodesk Design Review
Comparison of CAD editors for Windows
Office Open XML
PowerBI.com
References
External links
 The official AutoCAD API site
 The Microsoft Docs Wiki
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The Department of Child and Youth Services was an Australian government department that existed between December 1972 and November 1990.
Scope
Information about the department's functions and/or government funding allocation could be found in the Administrative Arrangements Orders, the annual Portfolio Budget Statements and in the Department's annual reports.
According to the Administrative Arrangements Order (AAO) made on 3 March 1978, the Department dealt with:
All matters relating to children and youth in Commonwealth programs.
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Structure
The Department was an Australian Public Service department, staffed by officials who were responsible to the Minister for Child and Youth Services.
The Department was headed by a Secretary
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