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• Title Page
• Copyright Page
• Table of Contents
• Introduction
  • What’s Not (And What Is) in This Book
    • Mac attack!
  • Who Do We Think You Are?
  • How This Book Is Organized
    • Part I: AutoCAD 101
    • Part II: Let There Be Lines
    • Part III: If Drawings Could Talk
    • Part IV: Advancing with AutoCAD
    • Part V: On a 3D Spree
    • Part VI: The Part of Tens
    • But wait . . . there’s more!
  • Icons Used in This Book
  • A Few Conventions — Just in Case
    • Commanding from the keyboard
    • Tying things up with the Ribbon
  • Where to Go from Here
• Part I: AutoCAD 101
  • Chapter 1: Introducing AutoCAD and AutoCAD LT
    • Why AutoCAD?
    • The Importance of Being DWG
    • Seeing the LT
    • Checking System Requirements
    • Suddenly, It’s 2013!
  • Chapter 2: Le Tour de AutoCAD 2013
    • AutoCAD Does Windows (And Offi ce)
    • And They’re Off: AutoCAD’s Opening Screens
      • Running with Ribbons
    • Getting with the Program
      • Looking for Mr. Status Bar
      • Let your fingers do the talking: The command window
      • The key(board) to AutoCAD success
      • Keeping tabs on palettes
      • Down the main stretch: The drawing area
    • Fun with F1
  • Chapter 3: A Lap around the CAD Track
    • A Simple Setup
    • Drawing a (Base) Plate
      • Drawing rectangles on the right layers
      • Circling your plate
      • Nuts to you
    • Getting a Closer Look with Zoom and Pan
    • Modifying to Make It Merrier
      • Hip-hip-array!
      • Stretching out
      • Crossing your hatches
    • Following the Plot
  • Chapter 4: Setup for Success
    • A Setup Roadmap
      • Choosing your units
      • Weighing up your scales
      • Thinking annotatively
      • Thinking about paper
      • Defending your border
    • A Template for Success
    • Making the Most of Model Space
      • Setting your units
      • Making the drawing area snap-py (and grid-dy)
      • Setting linetype and dimension scales
      • Entering drawing properties
    • Making Templates Your Own
  • Chapter 5: Planning for Paper
    • Setting Up a Layout in Paper Space
      • Will that be tabs or buttons?
      • View layouts Quick(View)ly
      • Creating a layout
      • Copying and changing layouts
      • Lost in paper space
      • Spaced out
      • A view(port) for drawing in
    • About Paper Space Layouts and Plotting
• Part II: Let There Be Lines
  • Chapter 6: Manage Your Properties
    • Managing Your Properties
      • Layer one on me!
      • Accumulating properties
      • Creating new layers
      • Manipulating layers
    • Using Named Objects
      • Using AutoCAD DesignCenter
      • Copying layers between drawings
  • Chapter 7: Preciseliness Is Next to CADliness
    • Controlling Your Precision
      • Keyboard capers: Coordinate input
      • Understanding AutoCAD’s coordinate systems
      • Grab an object and make it snappy
    • Other Practical Precision Procedures
  • Chapter 8: Along the Straight and Narrow
    • Introducing the AutoCAD Drawing Commands
    • The Straight and Narrow: Lines, Polylines, and Polygons
      • Toeing the line
      • Connecting the lines with polyline
      • Squaring off with rectangles
      • Choosing your sides with polygon
  • Chapter 9: Dangerous Curves Ahead
    • (Throwing) Curves
      • Going full circle
      • Arc-y-ology
      • Solar ellipses
      • Splines: The sketchy, sinuous curves
      • Donuts: The circles with a difference
      • Revision clouds on the horizon
    • Scoring Points
  • Chapter 10: Get a Grip on Object Selection
    • Commanding and Selecting
      • Command-fi rst editing
      • Selection-fi rst editing
      • Direct object manipulation
      • Choosing an editing style
    • Grab It
      • One-by-one selection
      • Selection boxes left and right
    • Perfecting Selecting
    • AutoCAD Groupies
    • Object Selection: Now You See It
    • Get a Grip
      • About grips
      • A gripping example
      • Move it!
      • Copy, or a kinder, gentler Move
      • A warm-up stretch
  • Chapter 11: Edit for Credit
    • Your AutoCAD Toolkit
    • The Big Three: Move, Copy, and Stretch
      • Base points and displacements
      • Move
      • Copy
      • Copy between drawings
      • Stretch
    • More Manipulations
      • Mirror
      • Rotate
      • Scale
      • Array
      • Offset
    • Slicing, Dicing, and Splicing
      • Trim and Extend
      • Break
      • Fillet and Chamfer and Blend
      • Join
    • When Editing Goes Bad
  • Chapter 12: A Zoom with a View
    • Zoom and Pan with Glass and Hand
      • The wheel deal
      • Navigating your drawing
      • Controlling your cube
      • Time to zoom
    • A View by Any Other Name . . .
    • Looking Around in Layout Land
    • Degenerating and Regenerating
• Part III: If Drawings Could Talk
  • Chapter 13: Text with Character
    • Getting Ready to Write
      • Simply stylish text
      • Taking your text to new heights
      • One line or two?
      • Your text will be justifi ed
    • Using the Same Old Line
    • Turning On Your Annotative Objects
    • Saying More in Multiline Text
      • Making it with Mtext
      • It slices
      • Doing a number on your Mtext lists
      • Line up in columns — now!
      • Modifying Mtext
    • Gather Round the Tables
      • Tables have style, too
      • Creating and editing tables
    • Take Me to Your Leader
      • Electing a leader
      • Multi options for multileaders
  • Chapter 14: Entering New Dimensions
    • How Do You Measure Up?
    • A Field Guide to Dimensions
      • The lazy drafter jumps over to the quick dimension commands
      • Dimension associativity
      • Where, oh where, do my dimensions go?
    • The Latest Styles in Dimensioning
      • Creating and managing dimension styles
      • Let’s get stylish!
      • Adjusting style settings
    • Size Matters
      • Details at other scales
    • Editing Dimensions
      • Editing dimension geometry
      • Editing dimension text
      • Controlling and editing dimension associativity
  • Chapter 15: Down the Hatch!
    • Batten Down the Hatches!
    • Don’t Count Your Hatches. . .
    • Size Matters!
      • We can do this the hard way. . .
      • . . . or we can do this the easy way
      • Annotative versus non-annotative
    • Pushing the Boundary (Of) Hatch
      • Your hatching has no style!
      • Hatch from scratch
    • Editing Hatch Objects
  • Chapter 16: The Plot Thickens
    • You Say Printing, We Say Plotting
    • The Plot Quickens
      • Plotting success in 16 steps
      • Get with the system
      • Configure it out
      • Preview one, two
      • Instead of fit, scale it
    • Plotting the Layout of the Land
    • Plotting Lineweights and Colors
      • Plotting with style
      • Plotting through thick and thin
      • Plotting in color
    • It’s a (Page) Setup!
    • Continuing the Plot Dialog
    • The Plot Sickens
• Part IV: Advancing with AutoCAD
  • Chapter 17: The ABCs of Blocks
    • Rocking with Blocks
    • Creating Block Defi nitions
    • Inserting Blocks
    • Attributes: Fill-in-the-Blank Blocks
      • Creating attribute defi nitions
      • Defining blocks that contain attribute defi nitions
      • Inserting blocks that contain attribute defi nitions
      • Edit attribute values
      • Extracting data
    • Exploding Blocks
    • Purging Unused Block Definitions
  • Chapter 18: Everything from Arrays to Xrefs
    • Arraying Associatively
      • Comparing the old and new ARRAY commands
      • Hip, hip, array!
      • Associatively editing
    • Going External
      • Becoming attached to your xrefs
      • Layer-palooza
      • Creating and editing an external reference fi le
      • Forging an xref path
      • Managing xrefs
    • Blocks, Xrefs, and Drawing Organization
    • Mastering the Raster
      • Attaching a raster image
      • Maintaining your image
    • You Say PDF, We Say DWF
    • Theme and Variations: Dynamic Blocks
      • Now you see it
      • Lights! Parameters!! Actions!!!
      • Manipulating dynamic blocks
  • Chapter 19: Call the Parametrics!
    • Maintaining Design Intent
      • Defining terms
      • Forget about drawing with precision!
      • Constrain yourself
    • Understanding Geometric Constraints
      • Applying a little more constraint
      • AutoConstrain yourself!
    • Understanding Dimensional Constraints
      • Practice a little constraint
      • Making your drawing even smarter
      • Using the Parameters Manager
      • Dimensions or constraints — have it both ways!
  • Chapter 20: Drawing on the Internet
    • The Internet and AutoCAD: An Overview
      • You send me
      • Send it with eTransmit
      • Rapid eTransmit
      • FTP for you and me
      • Bad reception?
      • Help from the Reference Manager
    • Design Web Format — Not Just for the Web
      • All about DWF and DWFx
      • Autodesk Design Review 2013
    • The Drawing Protection Racket
    • Autodesk Weather Forecast: Increasing Cloud
    • Working Solidly in the Cloud
      • Free AutoCAD!
      • Going once, going twice, going 123D
      • Your head planted firmly in the cloud
      • The pros
      • The cons
      • Cloudy with a shower of DWGs
      • AutoCAD 2013 cloud connectivity
    • Tomorrow’s Forecast
• Part V: On a 3D Spree
  • Chapter 21: It’s a 3D World After All
    • Understanding 3D Digital Models
    • Tools of the Trade
      • Warp speed ahead
      • Entering the third dimension
      • Untying the Ribbon and opening some palettes
    • Modeling from Above
      • Using 3D coordinate input
      • Using point fi lters
      • Object snaps and object snap tracking
    • Changing Planes
      • Displaying the UCS icon
      • Adjusting the UCS
    • Navigating the 3D Waters
      • Orbit à go-go
      • Taking a spin around the cube
      • Grabbing the SteeringWheels
    • Visualizing 3D Objects
  • Chapter 22: From Drawings to Models
    • Is 3D for Me?
    • Getting Your 3D Bearings
      • Creating a better 3D template
      • Seeing the world from new viewpoints
    • From Drawing to Modeling in 3D
      • Drawing basic 3D objects
      • Gaining a solid foundation
      • Drawing solid primitives
    • Adding the Third Dimension to 2D Objects
      • Creating 3D objects from 2D drawings
    • Modifying 3D Objects
      • Selecting subobjects
      • Working with gizmos
      • More 3D variants of 2D commands
      • Editing solids
  • Chapter 23: On a Render Bender
    • Get the 2D Out of Here!
      • A different point of view
      • But wait! There’s more!
      • AutoCAD’s top model
      • But wait! There’s less!
    • Do You See What I See?
    • Visualizing the Digital World
    • Adding Lighting
      • Default lighting
      • User-defi ned lights
      • Sunlight
    • Creating and Applying Materials
    • Defining a Background
    • Rendering a 3D Model
• Part VI: The Part of Tens
  • Chapter 24: Ten Great AutoCAD Resources
    • Autodesk Feedback Community
    • Autodesk Discussion Groups
    • Autodesk’s Own Bloggers
    • Autodesk University
    • The Autodesk Channel on YouTube
    • The World Wide (CAD) Web
    • Your Local ATC
    • Your Local User Group
    • AUGI
    • Books
  • Chapter 25: Ten (Or So) Differences between AutoCAD and AutoCAD LT
    • Price
    • 3D Abilities
    • Customization Options
    • Network Licensing
    • Express Tools
    • Parametrics
    • Standards Checking
    • Data Extraction
    • MLINE versus DLINE
    • Profiles
    • Reference Manager
    • And The Good News Is . . .
  • Chapter 26: Ten System Variables to Make Your Life Easier
    • APERTURE
    • DIMASSOC
    • MENUBAR
    • MIRRTEXT
    • OSNAPZ
    • PICKBOX
    • REMEMBERFOLDERS
    • ROLLOVERTIPS
    • TOOLTIPS
    • VISRETAIN
    • And the Bonus Round
• Index
• EULA

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