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AutoCAD Text: Introduction to AutoCAD 1.1 Overview If nature didn’t make it someone using Autodesk design software probably did. No doubt AutoCAD-based product was used in the design and maintenance of much of what you see around you―and much of what you don’t see, including your building’s HVAC and electrical systems, the surrounding landscaping and your telecommunication network. AutoCAD is a powerful 2D and 3D design and drafting platform that automates your design tasks, and provides digital tools so you can focus on the design rather than the software itself. Architects, engineers, drafters, and design-related professionals use AutoCAD to create, view, manage, plot, share, and reuse accurate, information-rich drawings. AutoCAD: The foundation for collaborative design AutoCAD supercharges your design process, unlocking the value of your design data at every step of the way. In fact, AutoCAD offers: Powerful design tools to enhance productivity and performance. New ways to help you connect and collaborate with your design team―and extend the reach of your design data. New tools to help you manage your corporate design standards. Evolved deployment and integration features and advanced license management tools to help you use your Autodesk software assets for a greater ROI. System Requirements Recommended System Requirements The recommended operating system for AutoCAD is intel Pentium Ⅱor AMD K6-Ⅱ 450MHz-basesd PC Microsoft windows XP Professional, Windows Millennium Edition, or windows NT 4.0(SP5 or later) 128MB RAM 200MB free disk space VGA display of 1024×768 or higher Mouse or other pointing device CD-ROM drive Less capable machines (such as Pentium 233) can run AutoCAD, but the results may be less than ideal. Sufficient swap space id also required installation of AutoCAD as well as any data or drawing files saved. The use of additional memory or faster processors will improve performance and capacity. 2.2 CAD/CAM