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One of the problems with displaying documents on a computer screen is that everyone's computer is a little different. You see this all the time with web pages - on some computers the screen's a little wider, on others the character size is a little larger, and on others some of the fonts used may not be available at all.
The result is that many documents might look quite different when displayed on your computer versus, say, mine.
Then you must hope there is a format can be viewed the

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CAD software can be divided into high-end UNIX workstations, middle-end CAD systems, and low-end Windows PC CAD systems such as three-dimensional CAD system computer.
1, high-end workstation CAD ​​system UINX
the feature of this system is UNIX operating system support platform, from the 1950s to nowadays, so many famous software are created, at the some time, many software be obsoleted such as Appilcon, CADAM, intergraph and so on. At present, the more popular program of

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Are you entering a field where you may have to work with computer-aided design (CAD) and AutoCAD? Do you need to learn the difference between them? Computer-aided design is the general term that applies to the use of computers in the design of houses, office buildings, interiors and anything else that previously required hands-on drafting. AutoCAD is a specific piece of software used by many architects and designers for commercial design purposes.
Computer-aided design, or CAD, is designed

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DXF, which stands for Drawing Exchange Format, is a file format used by AutoDesk computer-aided design (CAD) files. They can be opened in programs such as AutoCAD, but are compatible with other vector-based programs, making it useful for collaborating and sharing files. DXF is also used to convert a Portable Document Format (PDF) to a CAD file without AutoCAD.
Initially, the format was intended to give precise representation of the data in the DWG format. However, it was hard to import

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For over two decades, professionals in various design and engineering fields have used AutoCAD software for a wide range of applications. Read on to discover specific applications of AutoCAD as well as career fields that frequently use this software. But what AutoCAD is? So you know, if you do not know, let us learn together today.

Auto CAD stands for Automated Computer Aided Design , it is a CAD software application for 2D and 3D design and drafting. It is developed and sold by Autodesk,

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