
Résumé
Find out how to:
- Open multiple AutoCAD drawings simultaneously and reuse
components and settings from each drawing through simple
drag-and-drop operations
- Master AutoCAD 2000 faster with the
Windotrs/MS-Office-compatible interface and drawing setup
wizards
- Take advantage of new tools like AutoTrack and Polar
Tracking to accelerate precision drawing routines
- Leverage the Internet with the most complete coverage
of AutoCAD's Internet publishing and file sharing
functions
- Create compound documents through the use of external
references, SQL database links, and OLE
- Use AutoCAD's new plotting interface and enhanced
multiple-layout Paper Space environment to easily create
many different drawings from a single AutoCAD file
- Produce professional, presentation-quality drawings
with improved modeling and rendering tools
- Design and manipulate objects in 3-D as easily as
.working on 2-D drawings
- Customize AutoCAD through the use of menus, toolbars, AutoLISP, and ActiveX, even if you've never programmed before
Table of contents
- Part 1: AutoCAD Basics
- Chapter 1: Getting Started with AutoCAD
- Chapter 2: Drawing Basics
- Chapter 3: Creating Simple 2-D Objects
- Chapter 4: Creating More Complex 2-D Objects
- Chapter 5: Viewing Your Drawing
- Chapter 6: Working with Coordinates
- Chapter 7: Modifying Objects
- Part 2: Moving Beyone the Basics
- Chapter 8: Orqanizing Drawing Information
- Chapter 9:Getting Drawing Information
- Chapter 10:Editing Complex Objects
- Chapter 11: Changing Properties
- Chapter 12: Adding Cross Hatching
- Chapter 13: Dimensioning Your Drawing
- Chapter 14: Working with Blocks, Attributes, and
External
- Part 3: Becoming an Expert
- Chapter 15: Drawing in Three Dimensions
- Chapter 16: Editing in Three Dimensions
- Chapter 17: Editing Three- Dimensional Solids
- Chapter 18: Creating Three-Dimensional Images
- Chapter 19: Using Raster Images
- Chapter 20: Working with Other Applications
- Part 4: Advanced Topics
- Chapter 21: Web-Enabling AutoCAD Drawings
- Chapter 22: Leveraging the Internet
- Chapter 23: Working with external Databases
- Chapter 24: Customizing AutoCAD without
Programming
- Chapter 25: Some Programming Required
- Appendix
- Index
L'auteur - David S. Cohn
has been merging architecture and design with computer
technology for more than 15 years. He provides
consulting services to architectural and engineering firms
as well as to software companies involved in the creation
of CAD,design, and visualization software. He is the author
of numerous articles and books on AutoCAD.
Caractéristiques techniques
PAPIER | |
Éditeur(s) | Mc Graw Hill |
Auteur(s) | David S. Cohn |
Parution | 20/02/2000 |
Nb. de pages | 1274 |
Format | 18,8 x 23,2 |
Poids | 2128g |
EAN13 | 9780072122411 |
ISBN13 | 978-0-07-212241-1 |
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