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Teach Yourself AutoCAD 2004
AutoCAD is the computer aided design software used by architects, engineers and draughts people. This title offers an introductory level text and is intended for new users of the software. It aims to give clear and concise instructions on how to use the package, and avoids the use of jargon.
Contents:
Introducing AutoDesk
- the screen, toolbars and tool palettes, the command line window, DesignCenter, interface options, using the mouse 24
- the drawing tools - starting a new drawing, units of measurement, templates, lines and blocks, saving and opening files
- drawing in 2D - sketches, plans, co-ordinates, worked examples
- objects in drawing - dimensions, precision tools, object properties
- fills and hatches - textures and surfaces
- text - labels and annotations
- drawing in 3D - 3D views, 3D co-ordinates, lines and planes, solid objects, surface effects
- layouts - layouts, layers and plotting
- working with others - sharing data, using data in other applications, protecting and publishing work
- scales and standards - setting scales, CAD standards.
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