Learn to Plot a Drawing Layout in AutoCAD 2011

For a longtime user of an AutoCAD, sometimes new stuff is hard to grasp. If you’re looking for a step by step tutorial for printing or plotting in AutoCAD 2011, creating a layout displaying one or more views at a given or specified scale, then this video can be helpful to you. This video demonstrates the process of creating a layout and plotting or printing.

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intercad said…
While a Mac can technically run SolidWorks, in most cases CAD software is written solely for Windows-based machines. This means on a Mac the software will be running through a proxy instead of natively which could affect performance. This is in addition to the fact that you will still need a fully-licensed copy of Windows for Boot-Camp on the Mac if you wish to run a Windows-based CAD Suite.. . Unless you have a specific need for the Mac, I would suggest going with a PC.

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