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Description
Build your AutoCAD project from the ground up Tackle basic drawing shapes including straight
lines and curves Move into advanced drawing and 3D modeling Turn your ideas into terrific
designs―easily! Engineers, architects, urban planners, and doorknob designers have relied on
AutoCAD for almost 40 years, and thousands of them have turned to AutoCAD For Dummies to
learn how to convert their ideas into drawings. This feature-packed software can be complex, so
you'll appreciate the straightforward, step-by-step guidance in this book as it walks you through the
basics of AutoCAD. You'll learn to set up a project, draw straight lines and curves, understand
pixels and vectors, edit drawings, create 3D models, and more. Inside... Navigate the AutoCAD
interface Use the command line Draw lines and polylines Add text to your drawings Work with
blocks and arrays Turn drawings into 3D models Set up your work for plotting Collaborate with
others online Read more Bill Fane was a doorknob designer for many years. Then, in 1996, he
began teaching mechanical design, including courses in AutoCAD, Inventor, SolidWorks, and
machine design. Having used AutoCAD since Version 2.17g debuted in 1986, Bill lectured on a
wide range of AutoCAD and Inventor subjects at Autodesk University from 1995 to 2012. He has
written extensively for CADalyst magazine. Read more