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How to Learn Auto CAD 2004

AutoCAD is an advanced design and documentation software program used primarily by engineers, architects, interior designers and other professionals in various industries worldwide. The scope of usability that AutoCAD brings to companies and users ranges from manufacturing of tools, construction of buildings, automotive design, transportation systems and more. Due to its extensive use on the market, AutoCAD has become a standard tool for professionals, and therefore is an advantage to have experience on it when looking for jobs in the field. Fortunately, there are many resources available for basic or in-depth AudoCAD training programs, ranging from free tutorials and documentation on the Web to college courses and accredited certifications.

Instructions

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  Launch a Web browser and navigate to Autodesk's official web page to explore training programs and tutorials.
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  Mouse-over the "Support" tab and choose "Product Training" from the drop-down menu. A new page opens up.
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  Select "AutoCAD" from the "Select a Product" drop-down menu. The "Training" page displays the following links: "Learning Paths," "Custom Training," "Tutorials," "Authorized Training Centers," "Certification" and "Tips."
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  Select one of the links to explore the learning options. Each available Tutorial describes the features covered, and provides .DWG files and instructional .PDF files for support.
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  Clicking "Authorized Training Centers" will allow you to find a school near you, where you can learn to use AutoCAD.
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  Sign up for a free AutoCAD WS account to practice what you learn on AutoCAD for free through any web browser.

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