You may have heard that AutoCAD is difficult, complex, or hard to learn and use. Well, it has been our
observation that the easier any software is to learn and use, the sooner you
bump up against the software’s limitations. Yes, AutoCAD is complex, but
that’s the secret to its success. Some claim that few people use more than 10
percent of AutoCAD’s capabilities. Closer analysis reveals that pretty much
everyone uses the same basic 5 percent, but everyone else uses a different 5
percent after that. The trick is to find your 5 percent, the sweet spot that suits
your particular industry.
It should also be perfectly clear that if your career path has put you in a position
where you need to learn AutoCAD, then you’re no dummy!
AutoCAD provides the tools for doing all these things, but it’s not always easy
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 try
without putting a T-square through your computer screen in frustration.
We cover the basic principles of how to use AutoCAD to create and edit the objects that make up engineering, architectural, and similar technical drawings.You really can get to
know AutoCAD one piece at a time, and each part represents a group of
closely related topics.This kind of building-block
approach can be especially valuable in a program as complex as AutoCAD.
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