Just Enough AutoCAD 2006
Your Guide to Essential AutoCAD Techniques\ Award-winning and best-selling AutoCAD author George Omura has developed this practical reference to help you learn AutoCAD basics easily and efficiently. His straightforward explanations and realistic exercises focus squarely on accomplishing vital tasks.\ Whether you're completely new to AutoCAD or you're looking for a quick refresher to perform a particular task, Just Enough AutoCAD 2006 provides the authoritative instruction you need. You'll...
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Sybex, the leading publisher of AutoCAD books, understands that this industry-leading CAD software is a deep and complicated program. Just Enough AutoCAD, written by the world's best-selling CAD author, is the perfect introduction for architects, mechanical engineers, civil engineers, students, and anyone new to AutoCAD. It's also ideal for infrequent users who need a quick refresher on how to accomplish a specific task. Award-winning author George Omura's clear, concise explanations and task-based approach make this a must-have reference for everyone who wants to get up to speed quickly on AutoCAD and/or AutoCAD LT. And it's offered at a great value!
Ch. 1Getting familiar with AutoCAD1Ch. 2Understanding the drafting tools35Ch. 3Drawing 2D objects71Ch. 4Editing AutoCAD objects107Ch. 5Editing with the modify toolbar123Ch. 6Creating 3D drawings147Ch. 7Getting organized with layers193Ch. 8Blocks, groups, Xrefs, and DesignCenter227Ch. 9Creating text255Ch. 10Using dimensions285Ch. 11Gathering information317Ch. 12Laying out and printing your drawing333
\ From Barnes & NobleThe Barnes & Noble Review\ AutoCAD 2006 is huge; even AutoCAD 2006 LT is pretty darned sizable. You could buy an equally gigantic book. But what if you only need to review and tweak existing drawings? Or what if you’ve used AutoCAD and all you need is a quick update or refresher? Legendary AutoCAD maven George Omura has written the perfect book for you. \ There’s nothing fancy here: just the basics, explained simply. Omura walks through navigating the current AutoCAD (and LT) interface; basic 2D and 3D drawing and editing; the Modify toolbar; dimensions; text; and the Design Center. He offers a primer on organizing your drawings with layers, blocks, groups, and external references.\ Last but not least, he demystifies layout and printing. These features’ complexity can trip you up, just when you’re in the biggest rush to deliver. But not if you have this book. Bill Camarda, from the June 2005 Read Only\ \ \
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