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AutoCAD was originally designed to run on a Silicon Graphics 3D graphics terminal that was developed by Ray Case of Silicon Graphics and Robert Metcalfe of Locus Computing Systems, and was marketed by SGI, the developer of the SGI workstation. In 1983 the same team developed the first commercial version of AutoCAD, called AutoCAD 1.0, which was released on December 23, 1983.

AutoCAD was originally conceived and developed in 1982 by Bob Paul, a principal software designer and project leader for Locus Computing Systems, who began working on a software tool called “Markup” in 1979. Markup was designed to quickly and easily draw sketches in a graphics format, and was incorporated into the CADDIS operating system, which was initially developed by Locus Computing Systems to run the Display PostScript Graphics System (DPSGS) graphics terminal. Markup, designed by Paul, was the first command language designed specifically for the graphics format. It was also the first application to be developed to run in the DPSGS format, and was designed to be compatible with PostScript documents. During 1982, the Markup application was incorporated into the CADDIS operating system, an X11 application, and a CADDIS graphics terminal. By the end of 1982, the software tool was renamed Autocad.

The first release of Autocad, 1.0, was created by Bob Paul and Ray Case, who began designing it in October of 1982, with a programming effort led by Ray Case and Robert Metcalfe, an engineer at Locus Computing Systems. AutoCAD 1.0 was intended to be a graphics interface for the CADDIS operating system, which ran the DPSGS graphics terminal and was designed to run in conjunction with the existing CADDIS system. The software tool was originally developed to allow users to easily produce their own PostScript graphics documents. AutoCAD 1.0 would allow users to easily and quickly sketch out a design by inserting shapes directly onto the PostScript page, and to easily modify and save their work.

During the second half of 1982, it was decided that the company should start developing an autocad by using the Markup command language. The Markup language was created in 1979 by Bob Paul, to create quick sketches on a graphics terminal, and was then incorporated into the CADDIS software in 1982. The first version of AutoCAD, 1.0, was based on Markup,

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== Community ==
A community-driven development program is available through Autodesk Exchange (see downloads above). The program supports ideas, suggestions and bug reports, and at the same time provides the opportunity for users to submit patches and enhancements to the program’s source code.

== Version History ==
Previous to AutoCAD Product Key 2016,
AutoCAD supports the following versions of the LISP programming language.

AutoCAD R14.5 (1999)
AutoCAD R14.4 (1999)
AutoCAD R14.3 (1999)
AutoCAD R14.2 (1999)
AutoCAD R14.1 (1999)
AutoCAD R14.0 (1998)
AutoCAD R13.0 (1997)
AutoCAD R12.0 (1996)
AutoCAD R11.0 (1995)

AutoCAD 2004 includes a new development engine which allows programmers to use a new set of programming tools for writing add-on applications.

AutoCAD 2004 includes the following programming languages:
AutoLISP
Visual LISP
Visual Studio.NET 2002
ObjectARX
VBScript (2004)

Autodesk also released a new version of Autodesk Exchange in 2004, for.NET developers and program extensions. This was released as a software update to AutoCAD 2000 and AutoCAD XP users, so these users already had access to AutoCAD’s DXF Import and Export tools.

A new version of Autodesk Exchange came out in 2004 with all the programming languages above, plus AutoCAD’s XML.

This version of Exchange, unlike the previous version, can be used to create all types of add-on applications, not just AutoCAD extensions.

Previous to AutoCAD 2016, Autodesk Exchange supported the following languages:

AutoLISP
Visual LISP
Visual Studio.NET
ObjectARX
VBScript (2004)
XML (2004)

Autodesk Exchange 2016 has support for all of the above languages.

== Source Code ==

The source code can be downloaded from Autodesk Exchange and can be viewed at

== Further References
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Load the generated.xcad file or.dxf file

Select the 2nd leftmost tab “Scanning”
Click “AutoCAD Commands” and select “Scan Key”
Set the value of “Post” to “False”

Click “Scan”

Click the rightmost tab “Reference”
Click the checkbox “Copy the references (Key) to the layer”

Click “OK” to save the modifications
Click “OK” to apply it

Save the keys as an image
As you mention, you can save a set of keys in an image file. This includes:

X, Y, and Z keycodes (using command keys)
Size of the keys

By doing this, you’re essentially writing a binary data file, meaning you can easily apply that image to all.dwg files in your directory. You just need to ensure you have permissions to write to that location.
There are also a lot of applications that will allow you to do this. For example, in Photoshop, you can use the “Export As Image” function. On a Mac, you can use the “Copy Image” function (on Windows, I don’t know how to do this).
The best way is to save your keys as an image and then just drop that image into your DWG files.
Save the keys as a DWG file
You could also save the keys as a.dwg file. This requires a little more work. You’ll have to write a bit of code to save the DWG file and import that to your drawing (you can find tutorials for that, and the code is pretty basic, so you can also use the code you find in your Autodesk products).
This is also a very manual process, requiring you to save the keys and then apply that to the drawing. This isn’t much better than just using an image, as it also requires work and file manipulation.
But it does have one very powerful feature: You can export all.dwg files to.dxf files. Then you can change those to the format you want.
If you’re working with multiple people and want to export the files to a shared location, this is a much better solution.
It does have a disadvantage, though

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Markup Assist:

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Drawing complexity and vector line styles are now coupled to the content, so line styles affect appearance and can be applied to any object.

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With the new layout, performance is faster and more stable across all platforms. We have improved the LAY command and text rendering. We’ve also added support for millions of files and objects. We’ve enhanced geospatial functions. We’ve added support for reference grids in drawings. We’ve improved contour area analysis and added support for more contour types, including triangles and quadrilaterals.

System requirements for AutoCAD:

Windows 10 Pro, Windows 10 Enterprise, or Windows 10 Professional

64-bit Operating System

2 GB RAM

1 GB available hard disk space

8 GB of available space for installation

1024×768 screen resolution

8 GB available hard disk space for installation

256MB of available video memory

DirectX 10, 11, or 12

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This release contains the following new features and enhancements:

Markup Import and Markup Assist:

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Minimum Display Resolution: 1024×768
Minimum System Memory: 1GB
Minimum Processor: Dual Core Intel Core i3 or equivalent
Minimum CPU Clock Speed: 1GHz
Minimum GPU: NVIDIA GeForce 9800GT or equivalent
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