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*Introduces new features in AutoCAD 2002
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This book is intended for the AutoCAD 2002 user who wants to learn about modelling.
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The book will provide an invaluable aid to a wide variety of users, ranging from the
capable to the competent. The book will assist students on any national course which
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as students at higher institutions. Users in industry will find the book useful as a
reference and an ‘inspiration’. The book will also prove useful to the Design/Technology
departments in schools who are now becoming more involved in computer aided design. |
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