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AutoCAD was first released in December 1982, on a bare-bones home system with an 8088 microprocessor, 640k of RAM, and no hard drive. All drawing files were held in a file folder on the system’s floppy drive. An external HP16T modem connected to the system via serial interface provided dialup to the remote servers that hold the data base of the software. The drawing tools were limited to basic types: polyline, arc, ellipse, line, text, and image. Many things were slow or impossible to do.

AutoCAD was the first product of Autodesk, a company that was formed in 1982 as a spinoff of Boulder, Colorado-based ADAC (Autodesk Data Analysis Corporation), which in turn was formed in 1977 to commercialize the groundbreaking student-level software package AutoCAD by Autodesk founder Steve Potash and former student John Walker.

In the beginning, users of the software complained that the program lacked many features such as a floating 3D CAD drawing tool. Other users complained that the software was difficult to learn. Users also were frustrated that the program required a manual to be learned, which was accessed by opening an AutoCAD manual and then locating a specific command. Some people were irritated by the fact that AutoCAD’s graphics hardware depended on the 8-bit graphics system introduced with the Sinclair ZX81 computer, which had a limited set of 256 color graphics modes. AutoCAD would only work properly if the user was familiar with the manual.

The main benefit of AutoCAD was that it was affordable, costing $495 (US) for a fully loaded 1.25 MB software program, plus an additional $129 (US) for the additional $100 (US) per month for the software.

In 1985 Autodesk released AutoCAD on a floppy diskette. The software was a one-way installer, where a diskette was loaded into the computer, the installer program would launch, and that was it. If the diskette was removed, the software would close and the program would no longer be available. AutoCAD 2.5, in 1986, launched a fully graphical user interface (GUI) for both the AutoCAD and AutoCAD LT software. The prices of the programs were reduced to $495 (US) for AutoCAD, and $295 (US) for AutoCAD LT. The software cost

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In 1988, Dan Rafferty wrote a VBA program called ‘Simple Exploder’ which could automatically explode a drawing, splitting it into separate entities. It was a fairly primitive program, written in WordBasic (interpreter included in MS-DOS version 1.10) and loaded into AutoCAD via a command line. It was distributed on floppy disks with a help file.

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In 1989, Scott Barr submitted an ObjectARX source code solution to Autodesk for the same problem. Scott’s version used real time cross-reference support in an Autodesk version of AutoCAD (not the standard) and worked with the built-in AutoCAD reference manager. It generated very large cross-references, as there were few built-in cross-reference objects (it was the first version to do so). It also had a simple dialog that allowed the user to control the process. The Scott Barr version of this was eventually released as an Autodesk Exchange App under the name Expander.

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In 1990, Doug Harris wrote a Visual LISP procedure that could be used to explode a drawing. Doug developed his own dialog so the user could specify the locations and dimensions of the pieces. After the process was complete, a new drawing was created and the user could view the exploded drawing by using AutoLISP’s viewer command. This version was released as an Autodesk Exchange App under the name Disassemble.
In 1991, Doug Harris wrote a Visual LISP procedure that exploded a drawing, creating a new drawing and a sub-drawing for each entity. The user could choose how to display and merge the pieces into a single drawing. The pieces were named using a custom nomenclature system. This version was released as an Autodesk Exchange App under the name Disassemble Lite.
In 1993, Scott Barr developed another Autodesk Exchange App based on Doug’s earlier work. This version used a similar custom nomenclature system for describing entities, and it did not include support for 3D drawings.

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In 1994, Scott Barr wrote a Visual LISP procedure that could be used to explode a drawing, splitting the drawing into separate entities. The user could select the entities to be exploded. The user could control the process via a dialog and the initial objects were named using a custom nomenclature system. This version also provided a
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The real takeaway is this: If you have a phone running an Android operating system, it’s basically a mobile computing platform for any kind of task. Android takes away the hassle of having to buy apps and install them. In fact, Android gives you tons of apps for free. From weather reports to maps, all kinds of apps are available for Android. Best of all, all of these apps are vetted and approved by Google. So you know they’re legit.

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Change Center in the Context Menu: When you right-click objects in the drawing window, you’ll see a new context menu. Choose Change Center to bring the change to the center of the context-sensitive object. (video: 1:05 min.)

Simplified AutoCAD Commands: AutoCAD commands have been streamlined. Command buttons are no longer available on all toolbars, and commands that once moved to a toolbar can now be assigned to any location in the interface.

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Scale Editing:

It’s easier to use the Scale Command without a visual aid. Now when you enter the Scale menu and choose Scale, the Scale Command automatically appears. (video: 1:05 min.)

View Layers:

You can now see all the layers in a drawing at once.

Clip Options:

The new QuickClip command automatically creates a new temporary layer in a new Clipboard Drawing. You can use QuickClip to share the same layer with another drawing.

Flattening a drawing and creating a new model:

You can now flatten a large number of drawings. If you’re trying to create a new model from a flattened drawing, you’ll now get a message telling you which layers and objects you need to keep.

Improved help and the new help web app:

When you double-click the help icon in the Quick Access toolbar, the help viewer shows the same Help Menu that you’re used to. The help content is pre-loaded in the help viewer, and you don’t need to open the Help window to see what’s available.

New Palette Creator Tool:

To build your own palettes faster, you can now create palettes and custom icons by simply dragging the image onto a tool palette.

Markup Palettes:

Markup Palettes are fast and easy to use, but you can now choose from a variety of different palettes to find the palette you need. Choose any of the “Markup” palettes to see a quick list of tools.

Do you want more information on the new features? Watch a video about what’s new in AutoCAD 2023. You can also download the AutoCAD 2023 help reference, which will walk you through the changes to be found in the

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