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AutoCAD is a general purpose computer aided design (CAD) package, manufactured by Autodesk, Inc. The software can be extended by using a number of compiled or interpreted programming languages, most prominently AutoLISP. Current versions of AutoCAD run exclusively on Microsoft Windows systems.
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| The AutoCAD Resource Site - AutoCAD directory, including online magazines, user groups, newsletters, news groups, and tutorials.
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| | Cadopolis.com - Commercial portal for products and services related to AutoCAD, with add-ons, shareware, forums and links. [Requires Javascript]
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| | Autodesk, Inc. - The creators of AutoCAD. Includes the searchable support database, a download area and discussion groups.
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| | Autodesk Point A - A second portal by Autodesk that helps designers to locate industry resources, with additional services for subscribers.
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| | The CAD Depot - A repository of freeware and shareware tools for use with AutoCAD and other CAD systems.
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| | The Autodesk File - A history of Autodesk and AutoCAD by John Walker, the founder of Autodesk.
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| | Adee's AutoCAD Answers - Answers to Frequently asked AutoCAD Questions.
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| | CAD Forum - Database of tips and tricks for AutoCAD, AutoCAD LT, 3D Studio, Inventor and other products by Autodesk and HP.
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| | Autocadzone - Free AutoCAD help and tips, tutorials and video tutorials, and student examples of 3D models.
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| | Cadalyst: Bugwatch - A monthly column documenting old and new bugs in AutoCAD and their workarounds or fixes, where available.
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Articles in this category:
- How to transfer Autocad drawings for use in Solidworks software - How to prepare Autocad drawing borders for use in Solidworks.
If you have begun using Solidworks for your 3D modeling it’s quite likely you have amassed lots of Autocad drawings over the years. More than likely, you would like to continue using the... |