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I. History
AutoCAD was originally developed in the late 1970s at the Lawrence Livermore Laboratory (LLL) in California. LLL is a Department of Energy (DOE) national laboratory that operated under the Atomic Energy Commission until 1992. When it was run by the Atomic Energy Commission, LLL operated under the code name Project 929. The developers of AutoCAD were John Maloney and William Plante.
AutoCAD was first released for the Apple II computer system in 1982. It took the form of an interpreted macro language based on ASCII text. It was called named AutoLISP and was very similar to Applesoft BASIC and Auto-BASIC, which were also on the Apple II system.
AutoCAD remained an Apple II product until the 1985 release of the Macintosh. The Mac, however, made the Apple II platform somewhat obsolete. After the release of the Mac, LLL decided to release AutoCAD for the Macintosh computer system. The release of AutoCAD for the Macintosh was a major shift in the development and marketing of AutoCAD.
AutoCAD was originally designed to run on microcomputers. When first released, MicroCAD was a separate program from AutoCAD. MicroCAD ran on the original Apple Macintosh and Apple II systems. It was never available for the Apple III, the Lisa or any other Apple computer system. Later versions of AutoCAD for the Macintosh were released that replaced MicroCAD with AutoCAD and used a single code base for both AutoCAD and MicroCAD.
II. AutoCAD History
AutoCAD was originally designed to run on microcomputers. When first released, MicroCAD was a separate program from AutoCAD. MicroCAD ran on the original Apple Macintosh and Apple II systems. It was never available for the Apple III, the Lisa or any other Apple computer system.
Autodesk was founded in 1982 by John Maloney, William Plante, John Roth and Rod Holt. Rod Holt came to Autodesk as a technical consultant and began to build software, including AutoCAD, for the Apple II system. He created the first version of AutoCAD for the Macintosh as well as the BASIC programming language that was the basis of the AutoLISP programming language used in the first version of AutoCAD for the Apple II.
Later in 1982, Bill Pl
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Comparison with other CAD programs 
Users of other CAD programs such as Rhino, 3ds Max, ProE, Blender, Unity, AutoCAD Express, Creo, and Xmind often report that they are unable to import CAD models produced by these programs into AutoCAD. This is because CAD model data are structured differently from the 2D vector graphics model used in AutoCAD.
Autodesk changed the import process for the newer 2018 release of AutoCAD.
 Hypermedia 
AutoCAD features hypermedia modelling technology, which allows the user to design, engineer, analyze, and communicate through a combination of text, symbols, and images. Text, symbols and image links are called hyperlinks. Once created, hyperlinks can be transferred and embedded in other materials, helping users collaborate in real time. Hyperlinks can be either static or dynamic. Static hyperlinks can be reused in multiple places, but do not react to actions or edits. Dynamic hyperlinks can be created and programmed to react to user actions or changes, and can be reused wherever a static hyperlink is used.
In AutoCAD, the user can see and edit the parts of a link using the Link tool, and create and edit hyperlinks in the hyperlinked section of the drawing canvas. Links can also be imported from external files or programs, and exported to other applications. An image can be inserted as an image link. Inserting an image as a link allows the image to be linked to a hyperlink with appropriate parameters, such as shape, path, style and placement. Hyperlinks can link to AutoCAD properties, parameters and systems. AutoCAD property tags can be inserted in hyperlinks to associate a style or path with a parameter or property. Hyperlinks can also be linked to other HyperLinks and/or Text Links, as well as Graphic Links.
Hyperlinks can also be created and edited through the right-click contextual menu.
The files linked to the hyperlinks can be made available to other users through the Model Link File extension.
AutoCAD has a feature called the Design Web that allows the user to visualize the hyperlinked elements in 3D, bring them together and make connections with other elements.
In AutoCAD, a hyperlinked element can be represented by an image, an icon, a symbol, text, etc. Different types of hyperlinks have different properties. For example, the image link and the text link can be represented by the same
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