AutoCAD With License Code Download Developed for desktop computers, AutoCAD is primarily used for drafting and creating two-dimensional (2D) architectural, civil, mechanical, electrical, and construction drawings. The earliest AutoCAD users were architects, engineers, and construction workers who worked on 2D drawings, such as floor plans, sections, elevations, and shop drawings. Today, AutoCAD users include architects, engineers, contractors, and civil and mechanical engineers. The biggest AutoCAD users are architects, who use the application to draft 2D and 3D architectural designs. Civil and mechanical engineers use the application for mechanical and electrical drafting and design. In its history, AutoCAD has undergone several significant updates and modifications. AutoCAD was first released for the Apple II personal computer (PC) in 1981. The Apple II was the first mass-market desktop PC. AutoCAD for the Apple II was a standalone application and required a large Apple II monitor. 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Import PDF: To create a new drawing from a PDF (Word, etc.) that contains all the information you need to draw: a floor plan, architectural drawings, or detail drawings, just double-click the file name or path and the drawing opens in the drawing environment. (video: 1:26 min.) AutoRoute: Select a path or set of reference points that represent a length of the path you want to draw on. Enter the length, as well as the number of consecutive segments or turns you want to create, and AutoRoute creates a spline in the drawing. Now you can drag and connect your spline in the drawing. (video: 1:12 min.) Arrow: A new arrow tool now incorporates AutoArrow’s functions with the drawing environment. Create and edit arrows with a single tool and drag them to connect them in the drawing. This tool also offers the option to snap to existing components. (video: 1:31 min.) Drop Shadow: Draw shadows with a single tool. 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