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AutoCAD 2006: A Problem Solving Approach
Updated to the newest release, AutoCAD 2006: A Problem-Solving Approach is a comprehensive resource containing detailed explanations of AutoCAD 2006 commands that enables both basic and advanced users to take maximum advantage of Autodesk's newest and most primary software features. Carefully organized to progress from the rudiments of AutoCAD to the
important concepts of 3D modeling and, finally, customization, this book caters to the needs of beginners, as well as industry professionals
* customizing coverage includes live projects and examples that illustrate how to customize and use the latest release of AutoCAD according to specific needs
* detailed explanations of dynamic blocks and the other new features of AutoCAD 2006
* live projects in 3D modeling support visualization and facilitate the easy and efficient creation of 3D models similar to the designs most commonly used in industry
* effective and useful rendering techniques help design and construction professionals learn to create expert presentations
* an extensive collection of step-by-step exercises, projects, and review questions provides hands-on practice with customizing techniques and the appropriate feedback to ensure comprehension of key concepts
* the Online Companion provides tutorials, test questions, and instructional content
Chapter 1: Introduction to AutoCAD
Chapter 2: Getting Started with AutoCAD
Chapter 3: Drawing Sketches
Chapter 4: Working with Drawing Aids
Chapter 5: Editing Sketched Objects - I
Chapter 6: Editing Sketched Objects - II
Chapter 7: Controlling the Drawing Display and Creating Text
Chapter 8: Basic Dimensioning, Geometric Dimensioning, and Tolerancing
Chapter 9: Editing Dimensions
Chapter 10: Dimension Styles and Dimensioning System Variables
Chapter 11: Model Space Viewports, Paper Space Viewports, and Layouts
Chapter 12: Plotting Drawings
Chapter 13: Hatching Drawings
Chapter 14: Working with Blocks
Chapter 15: Defining Block Attributes
Chapter 16: Understanding External References
Chapter 17: Working with Advanced Drawing Options
Chapter 18: Grouping and Advanced Editing of Sketched Objects
Chapter 19: Working with Data Exchange and Object Linking and Embedding
Chapter 20: Technical Drawing with AutoCAD
Chapter 21: Isometric Drawing
Chapter 22: The User Coordinate System
Chapter 23: Getting Started with 3D
Chapter 24: Creating Solid Models
Chapter 25: Editing and Dynamic Viewing of 3D Objects
Chapter 26: Rendering Designs
Chapter 27: Accessing External Database
Chapter 28: AutoCAD on the Internet
Chapter 29: Template Drawings
Chapter 30: Script Files and Slide Shows
Chapter 31: Creating Linetypes and Hatch Patterns
Chapter 32: Pull-down, Shortcut, and Partial Manus and Customizing Toolbars
Chapter 33: Working with AutoLISP
Chapter 34: Visual Basic for Applications
Chapter 35: Working with Visual LISP
Chapter 36: Student Projects
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