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A full-featured CAD program from Autodesk that runs on PCs, Macs and Unix workstations. AutoCAD is a de facto standard with numerous add-ons available for enhanced functionality. Originally developed for CP/M machines in the early 1980s, AutoCAD was one of the first CAD programs for personal computers. Most graphics applications import and export AutoCAD's native DXF file format. AutoCAD LT is an entry-level version for Windows. See AutoSketch.
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| San Rafael, CA) has a bundle for computer-aided design (CAD) professionals: the Autodesk Inventor Series, which includes AutoCAD 2004 (2D CAD), AutoCAD Mechanical Desktop 2004 (basically AutoCAD with a major mechanical bent), and Autodesk Inventor 7 (3D, adaptive solids modeler), with this bundle, users can migrate from 2D drafting to 3D solids modeling--easily and without losing 2D design data. The DWGgateway(TM) data translation tool, which early this year solved compatibility issues between older and newer versions of AutoCAD(R) software, now offers the ability to publish AutoCAD designs in the popular Adobe Portable Document Format (PDF). More than 100,000 AutoCAD(R) software users have downloaded a free software component from SolidWorks Corporation, enabling themselves to work confidently with any DWG file, regardless of the AutoCAD software version that produced it. |
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