AutoCAD 2000: The Complete Reference

David S Cohn

ISBN 10: 0072122412 / ISBN 13: 9780072122411

Published by McGraw-Hill Education - Europe, 2000

About this Item

This work includes coverage of the numerous new and advanced features, including the ability to open multiple AutoCAD drawings simultaneously, new drag-and-drop operations, improvements to AutoCAD's dimensioning capabilities and interactive methods for viewing 3D models.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: AutoCAD 2000: The Complete Reference
• Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education - Europe
• Publication Date: 2000
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0072122412
• ISBN 13: 9780072122411
• Binding: Soft cover
• Condition: Fair

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Synopsis

The AutoCAD reference material included in this book, make it an excellent choice as both a tutorial and desk reference and will hold tremendous appeal for the hundreds of AutoCAD training centers and schools that offer AutoCAD instruction. Bonus CD-ROM will include several AutoCAD add-on utility products, free-trial versions of the Autodesk Velo products that were announced in conjunction with AutoCAD 2000, and trial versions of several third-party AutoCAD add-ons. Designed to appeal to the widest range of readers, AutoCAD 2000: The Complete Reference will include complete coverage of the numerous and advanced features debuting in version 2000, including: the ability to open multiple AutoCAD drawings simultaneously; new drag-and-drop operations; completely redesigned methodology for laying out and plotting drawings; improvements to AutoCAD's dimensioning capabilities; an interactive methods for viewing 3D models.

About the Author

David S. Cohn is a computer consultant and technical writer specializing in helping architects, engineers, and designer leverage computer technology. He is also a licensed architect with over 20 years of experience, including 16 years using AutoCAD. A contributing editor of Desktop Engineering magazine, David was also the executive editor of Architectura, a CD-ROM based magazine for architects and engineers who use AutoCAD, and for over 7 years served as the senior editor of CADalyst, the AutoCAD magazine. In addition, to this book and over a dozen other books on AutoCAD, he has also written books on Internet web design and his many articles also appear in Cadence, Computer Graphics World, and PC Magazine. Working from his home in Bellingham, Washington - which includes its own LAN and intranet - David also consults to numerous software companies and has written the user manuals engineering programs. When he's not writing or consulting, David can be found skiing, sailing, or working on model railroads, in the company of his wife and four children. You may contact him at dcohn@home.com.