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AutoCAD Platform Customization: User Interface and Beyond provides you with an understanding of all the customization features to improve your productivity. This book is designed to introduce you not only to concepts related to defining CAD standards and customizing AutoCAD, but also to key customization concepts through procedural-based exercises.
This book is the first book in a series of three that focuses on customizing and programming AutoCAD. The three-book series as a whole is known as AutoCAD Platform Customization: User Interface, AutoLISP, VBA, and Beyond, and will be available as a printed book in late 2014. Book 2 in the series, AutoCAD Platform Customization: AutoLISP, will be available in spring 2014; Book 3, AutoCAD Platform Customization: VBA, will be available in late 2014. These two books focus on the AutoLISP and VBA programming languages, starting with the basics and working you toward advanced concepts.
Content:-
Introduction
Chapter 1 • Establishing the Foundation for Drawing Standards
Chapter 2 • Working with Nongraphical Objects
Chapter 3 • Building the Real World One Block at a Time
Chapter 4 • Manipulating the Drawing Environment
Chapter 5 • Customizing the AutoCAD User Interface for Windows
Chapter 6 • Customizing the AutoCAD User Interface for Mac
Chapter 7 • Creating Tools and Tool Palettes
Chapter 8 • Automating Repetitive Tasks
Chapter 9 • Defining Shapes, Linetypes, and Hatch Patterns
Chapter 10 • Using, Loading, and Managing Custom Files
Index
Chapter 1 • Establishing the Foundation for Drawing Standards
Chapter 2 • Working with Nongraphical Objects
Chapter 3 • Building the Real World One Block at a Time
Chapter 4 • Manipulating the Drawing Environment
Chapter 5 • Customizing the AutoCAD User Interface for Windows
Chapter 6 • Customizing the AutoCAD User Interface for Mac
Chapter 7 • Creating Tools and Tool Palettes
Chapter 8 • Automating Repetitive Tasks
Chapter 9 • Defining Shapes, Linetypes, and Hatch Patterns
Chapter 10 • Using, Loading, and Managing Custom Files
Index
Author Details
"Lee Ambrosius" first started working with AutoCAD R12 for DOS in 1994. As a drafter, he quickly discovered that every project included lots of repetition. Lee, not being one to settle for “this is just the way things are,” set out on a path that would redefine his career. This new path would lead him into the wondrous world of customization and programming—which you might catch him referring to as “the rabbit hole.”
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