AutoCAD 20.0 Crack+ (LifeTime) Activation Code [Latest 2022] With the introduction of the first Macintosh in 1984, CAD became available for personal computers (PCs). The price of CAD on PCs was initially high and the software was also very difficult to learn. This resulted in a very low penetration rate of PC CAD, but the cost and ease of use eventually changed the industry. This article provides an overview of the early history of CAD and AutoCAD. Early history Over the past 40 years, many developments have taken place in the computer graphics industry. From 1975 to 1980, graphics were very slow and software applications had a low level of interactivity. In 1982, the technology for CAD existed, but it was not easy to use. A desktop CAD tool was not yet commercially available, and 3D visualization was still in the early stages of development. From the start, Autodesk determined that its CAD product should be the only one on the market. Its emphasis on in-house innovation and its leadership in the market were also key factors in its success. In the early 1980s, all commercial CAD systems were developed and delivered on mainframe computers. Each user used a stand-alone graphics terminal to draw or trace. These software tools were generally referred to as feature-based programs because they provided "features" or components of design. The mainframe programs were difficult to learn and required the CAD user to understand and manipulate features in 3D and 2D drawings. In many cases, a feature could be very complex and unwieldy to deal with, resulting in a poor user interface. In addition, 3D feature-based modeling tools could not be used with 2D drawings. The success of AutoCAD Autodesk began in 1968 as a design and drafting firm founded by John Walker and Don Reichert in Eugene, Oregon. In 1973, the company was the first in the computer graphics industry to offer CAD software on a diskette. However, at this time, there were no plans to produce a PC-based CAD product. When the first Macintosh computer arrived in 1984, Autodesk released the first version of AutoCAD for the Macintosh platform. This marked a turning point in the evolution of the CAD industry. The introduction of the Mac and PC combined with the use of the graphical user interface (GUI) introduced a more intuitive method of design. Autodesk developed a standard set of features (called entities) in the form of geometric shapes. The shapes could then be connected in a tree AutoCAD 20.0 Crack+ Free PC/Windows [Updated-2022] Live Functionality AutoCAD has extensive Autodesk Exchange Server support and is also used as a backend of other communication tools such as D&B Live Connect, Live Docs, Workflow integration and more. History AutoCAD was created in 1985 by Bentley Systems. The first version released was 2.1, released in November 1985. It competed with first released version of AutoCAD 2.1 (November 1985) for share of market of CAD/CAM programs on personal computer. There were various earlier CAD programs on market which eventually disappeared. In 1991, Bentley Systems was acquired by Autodesk, which in turn was bought by a private equity company in 2000, and subsequently absorbed by 3D Systems in 2007. Reception In a review of its first version, PC Magazine in 1986 stated that it was "the only one on the market" at the time. In a 1986 review of AutoCAD, the Wall Street Journal said that it had "clear superiority over its closest rival, Microstation". Applications AutoCAD Architecture CAD software focusing on architecture, structural engineering and civil engineering. AutoCAD Civil 3D CAD software for civil engineers, architects, geotechnical engineers and surveyors. AutoCAD Electrical CAD software for electrical engineers and contractors. AutoCAD Mechanical CAD software for mechanical engineers and contractors. AutoCAD Sheet Metal CAD software for sheet metal fabrication, engineering and architectural construction. AutoCAD Structural CAD software for structural engineers and contractors. AutoCAD LT is a reduced version of AutoCAD released to academia and other educational institutions. In 2010, the complete version of AutoCAD was released for the Mac OS X platform. 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