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The user first maps the area of interest on a large scale map and selects the points of interest in that region, after which the points can be located on smaller scales. For each point selected, the coordinates, elevation, and the scale at which it was drawn are recorded. A large-scale topographic map, built using the drawing tools in the AutoCAD application, can be printed in color, black and white, or converted into black and white outlines. On small scales, outlines of the topographic features are printed as one-point contour lines with a thickness of 10, 20, 30, and 50 feet (3, 9, 13, 20 meters). The contours are printed as black lines for each chosen thickness, and color is added by using AutoCAD's color fill and hatch patterns to color the areas outside of the contour lines. General Data Key Characteristics AutoCAD is a commercial 2D CAD program produced and marketed by Autodesk. The application was first released in December 1982, and its first public demonstration was held in September 1983 at the Joint Computer Conference in Atlanta, Georgia. Autodesk released AutoCAD for the first time as a shareware application, with a pay-to-use license for all versions, in 1985. The original AutoCAD was a desktop application that ran on a microcomputer with an internal graphics controller and could only display the maps within a one-hour time frame. The user could manually enter data into the form, while the computer processes the data and creates a topographic map AutoCAD Crack + Activation Edit: The fully graphical WYSIWYG graphical user interface, created by Bob Nystrom and first released as "Draw" in AutoCAD Release 12, was marketed as the basis for many new applications, including data editing software and drawing creation applications that replaced the command-line GUI. 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