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" It’s amazing to think that AutoCAD came into being over two decades ago,at a time when most people thought that personal computers weren’tcapable of industrial-strength tasks like CAD. (The acronym stands forComputer-Aided Drafting, Computer-Aided Design, or both, depending onwhom you talk to.) It’s almost as amazing that, more than 20 years after itsbirth, AutoCAD remains the king of the microcomputer CAD hill by a tallmargin. Many competing CAD programs have come to challenge AutoCAD;many have fallen, and a few are still around. One hears rumblings that thelong-term future of CAD may belong to special-purpose, 3D-based softwaresuch as the Autodesk Inventor and Revit programs. Whether those rumblings amplify into a roar remains to be seen, but for the present and the near future anyway, AutoCAD is where the CAD action is.
In its evolution, AutoCAD has grown more complex, in part to keep up with the increasing complexity of the design and drafting processes that AutoCAD is intended to serve. It’s not enough just to draw nice-looking lines anymore.If you want to play CAD with the big boys and girls, you need to organize the objects you draw, their properties, and the files where they reside in appropriate ways. You need to coordinate your CAD work with other people in your office who will be working on or making use of the same drawings. You need to be savvy about shipping drawings around via the Internet.AutoCAD 2007 provides the tools for doing all these things, but it’s not alwayseasy to figure out which hammer to pick up or which nail to bang on first. With this book, you have an excellent chance of creating a presentable, usable, printable, and sharable drawing on your first or second try without putting a T square through your computer screen in frustration. "
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