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Autodesk has finally announced that their AutoCAD software is coming back to the Macintosh. At this point its just straight AutoCAD , no Architecture or Revit but a big step for those of us who have been forced to use Parallels as a solution.

Prior to 1992 AutoCAD had a version for the Mac but they dropped support after version 12. For those of us who are Apple fans we had to use PC's for AutoCAD up until the Intel processor in Macs and Parallels. With Autodesk cornering a great deal of the AE market there were few alternatives.

1. EVstudio is Upgrading to AutoCAD Architecture 2009 and Revit Architecture 2009 – Why Support Both?
2. Renaming Your Default Profile in AutoCAD is Easier than Changing the Profile that AutoCAD Defaults to
3. BLIPMODE – AutoCAD Command to Remove the Pick Point Crosses
4. .DWF an Excellent Format for CAD Drawing Review
5. AutoCAD Tip – Example of Accurate Location of Objects with Rotation Command
6. OSMODE System Variable in AutoCAD – How to Reset Your OSNAP Settings With a Number
7. McDwiff is an Option for Opening DWF Files on a Macintosh
8. Snap to Both Sides of Walls in AutoCAD Architecture – Layer 0