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E-book previews new AutoCAD release

An upFront.eZine Publishing product story

Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team Feb 19, 2004

"What's new? AutoCAD 2005" is the new electronic book for users wondering about upgrading and competitors worrying about AutoCAD 2005.

"What's new? AutoCAD 2005" is the new electronic book for users wondering about upgrading and competitors worrying about AutoCAD 2005.

The 66-page e-book is published exclusively in Adobe Acrobat format.

This prerelease e-book details changes in Autodesk's latest release of its AutoCAD flagship software.

"What's new? AutoCAD 2005" covers these aspects of the new release: an executive overview, plus Autodesk's roadmap of future releases; 21 new commands and 23 new system variables; changes to 31 existing commands; undocumented system variables; changes to APIs (applications programming interfaces); new startup switches, shortcut keystrokes and file types; appendices of commands and system variables; and is accurate to Neo beta 4.

In addition to being up-to-date with AutoCAD 2005, purchasers of this e-book will subsequently receive a free e-book update following the official release of AutoCAD 2005, and a 50% discount on the purchase of "Tailoring AutoCAD 2005" e-book, when released.

The "What's new? AutoCAD 2005" e-book is available now as an Adobe Acrobat file for delivery via e-mail, FTP or web browser.

The e-book is also available on CD.

The 66-page e-book: features 60 illustrations in full colour; is formatted for printing on standard 8.5 x 11 paper; has a margin designed for three-hole punching or other methods of binding; and is available now, priced at $15.95, with an additional charge for delivery on CD.