Book Description
Overview
Organized in 13 sections, this indispensable aid and handy reference is perfect for students, teachers, and all on the job AutoCAD users who are on the go and need an occasional reminder on how to use a command. This pocket reference is not intended to be a substitute for an introductory textbook. To learn AutoCAD quickly and easily, you'll want to obtain IP's Beginning AutoCAD 2014 Exercise Workbook. More experienced users should select Advanced AutoCAD 2014 Exercise Workbook. Both are by the same authors. Also available are Shrock's exercise workbooks for prior versions of AutoCAD. See all of IP's choices here.
New Features
- All sections updated to reflect AutoCAD 2013/2014 styles, including all new images and many amended and new illustrations.
- Totally revised and reformatted Table of Contents and Index, making it much easier to pick out the correct page number for the topic you need.
- All “Arc” illustrations have been redrawn to eliminate the need to rotate pages
- “Hatch” command coverage updated to reflect the new methods in AutoCAD 2013/2014
- A new section on opening multiple files in AutoCAD 2014.
- A new section on creating an Autodesk 360 account, plus how to save and open files to Autodesk 360 Cloud.
- All the new commands and additions to the “Command Line” in AutoCAD 2014.
