Inside AutoCAD 2002
Published on 19. July 2001
Book
Mixed media product
1264 pages
978-0-7357-1148-8 (ISBN)
Description
This edition provides rock-solid information on the latest changes and enhancements of the past two AutoCAD releases and guides readers through the newest enhancements and shows them how to apply them to real projects. This book gets readers up to speed and clearly outlines what is new from the previous versions. From Attributes to Xrefs, Inside AutoCAD 2002 details the features that put them on the fast track to AutoCAD success. The popularity (adoption rate) of AutoCAD releases tends to spike every other rev: AutoCAD 10, 12 and 14 were huge releases, while AutoCAD 11, 13, and 2000 were incremental. Autodesk will discontinue sales and update support for AutoCAD 14 this summer. The CD-ROM has all the files to complete the tutorials. White papers and third party programs have been carefully selected to help you strengthen your professional skills.
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Language
English
Place of publication
United States
Publishing group
Pearson Education (US)
Target group
College/higher education
Illustrations
illustrations
ISBN-13
978-0-7357-1148-8 (9780735711488)
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David Harrington has been writing AutoLISP and articles on AutoCAD since Release 9 and has been an active user of AutoCAD since 1987. Dave is an instructor and speaker for Autodesk University and is widely accepted as an expert in the field. He has won the coveted award of Cadence AutoCAD Top Gun and Cadalyst AutoCAD Challenge and has been published in national magazines. Original author of REVCLOUD, Harrington strives to improve AutoCAD for the users, not customers. He has worked with many Local AutoCAD User Groups as well as serving as President of Autodesk User Group International.
Bill Burchard is an information systems consultant with Psomas and has been in the AEC business for over 20 years. He has extensive experience in computer modeling and applications development for AEC projects including plan preparation, technical publications, engineering design among other areas of expertise.
David Pitzer has over 11 years experience with AutoCAD and is a contributing editor to CADalyst Magazine. He has been published in CADENCE and AutoCAD Technical Journal and is a sought after speaker at conferences.
Bill Burchard is an information systems consultant with Psomas and has been in the AEC business for over 20 years. He has extensive experience in computer modeling and applications development for AEC projects including plan preparation, technical publications, engineering design among other areas of expertise.
David Pitzer has over 11 years experience with AutoCAD and is a contributing editor to CADalyst Magazine. He has been published in CADENCE and AutoCAD Technical Journal and is a sought after speaker at conferences.