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Introducing AutoCAD 2006
Introducing AutoCAD 2006 presents an organized assemblage of concise instructions for learning how to use today's leading desktop design and drawing software! Written specifically for first-time users of AutoCAD, this up-to-date manual sets novices up for success with its abundant easy-to-follow instructions and illustrations that relay the key AutoCAD
commands and capabilities from basic installation through 2D drawing. State-of-the-art AutoCAD 2006 functionality is featured, including progressive examples of prompt-response sequences, accompanied by illustrations that reinforce understanding. A vast assortment of discipline-specific exercises and projects in this edition guide new users to proficient use of AutoCAD 2006.
CONTENTS:
Chapter 1 - Out-Of-The-Box Chapter 2 - A World for Objects Chapter 3 - Creating Objects Chapter 4 - Exploration and Discovery Chapter 5 - Selecting, Copying, and Changing Objects Chapter 6 - The Flat Earth Society (Layer by Layer) Chapter 7 - Words and Tables Chapter 8 - The Size of it All Chapter 9 - Creating Complex Objects Chapter 10 - Duplication and Alteration Chapter 11 - Advanced Object Selection Chapter 12 - Hatching and Boundaries Chapter 13 - All About Styles Chapter 14 - ALL Sizes Fit One Chapter 15 - Creating and Modifying Layouts Chapter 16 - The Plot Thickens Chapter 17 - Assempling Symbols Chapter 18 - Drawings in Drawings Chapter 19 - Mission Control Chapter 20 - Deliverables Chapter 21 - Busy Bees and Workhorses
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