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For much of its history, the primary platform for AutoCAD was the DOS operating system. A fully 32-bit version of AutoCAD was introduced for the Windows platform on 16 September 2004, and for Macintosh on 19 September 2007. In 2017, AutoCAD received universal access support for Google Android and iOS mobile devices. The internal file format used by AutoCAD is DXF. DXF, which stands for Design Exchange Format, is an ASCII format originally developed by the now-defunct AutoDesk. This was the first widely-used CAD format. Other formats supported by AutoCAD are DWG and PDF. The AutoCAD development process began in 1968, when Edwin D. Lorenz was hired as director of products and technology. Lorenz worked with Dan Woods at the Douglas Dynamics company, which was contracted by Texas Instruments to create an early version of AutoCAD, called the Texas Design Utilities (TDU), in 1968. Originally named “Pile”, Lorenz and Woods reworked TDU into AutoCAD and a number of related products. AutoCAD remained the focus of development for the next eight years. Lorenz and Woods brought in several other developers, including John R. Pierce, who developed the first “Write” command and the first “Draw” command. In 1976, Lorenz left to join another Texas Instruments company, where he worked on enhancements to a graphics tablet. This was followed by a new design program, now named [PIL]: Pretty Interactive Light Pen. Woods remained at Texas Instruments, working on a new system, Object Technology Editor. This would become the basis for “Write”. At this point, the development team consisted of Woods, Pierce and Joe Pergolizzi. After several years of product refinement, the team integrated the basic “Write” command into AutoCAD, and dubbed the new product AutoCAD. There were several competitors in the field during the 1960s and 1970s. These were the following: Around the late 1970s, CAD programs began to move to minicomputers and microcomputers. AutoCAD’s first 16-bit operating system was published in March 1979. It was a natural fit for the start of the 16-bit revolution. With the introduction of a new operating system in 1984, the implementation was based on Fortran. AutoCAD 64 had considerably more capacity and functionality than its predecessors, which allowed it to process much larger files and render higher quality

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The original release of AutoCAD came on floppy disks. In the early 1990s, AutoCAD Corporation developed its first digital release, Autodesk AutoCAD LT, which is a multitasking window version of AutoCAD. AutoCAD was upgraded to the second release, AutoCAD LT 2.x in 1998 and came on CD-ROM. The upgrade was completed in 2007, resulting in AutoCAD 2010. A large number of third-party software products are available that allow AutoCAD to be linked to many existing and emerging computer technologies. Technological advantages AutoCAD is an example of a command-based application. It is the most widely used software application, largely due to the high level of ease of operation, intuitive nature, and focus on a human-computer interface. Commands help the user make it easy to perform a series of functions, such as drawing, editing, or plotting. These commands are often thought of as a shortcut, although they may involve a detailed series of actions. The traditional user interface in AutoCAD has two parts: A windows environment similar to most commercial desktop computer operating systems, from which users choose commands and menus. A command line, through which commands are executed. In current versions of AutoCAD, two-dimensional and three-dimensional drawing is done on separate windows or on the same window using floating toolbars, which can be moved, positioned, and dragged around the screen as needed. In addition, AutoCAD has a command bar at the top of the screen, an area where users can display commands and draw toolbars. Drawing can be set up in a number of ways, including grouped, ungrouped, or independent windows, which can be resized, repositioned, and dragged to a new location. The command line is accessed through the “View Menu,” “Tools Menu,” “Format Toolbar” or through the context-sensitive help system. Commands can be executed either from the command line or from the Edit menu. With the “File” command in the Edit menu, users can choose to open a drawing or work file, change a setting in a drawing, and save a drawing file. All commands are available on the command line, and many features can be accessed directly through the command line. See also List of applications with AutoCAD units References Further reading External links Category:AutoCAD Category:3D graphics ca3bfb1094

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