AutoCAD Flashback Friday – R11 for Macintosh

Here is a fun rare flashback to 1992 and the rare AutoCAD R11 for Macintosh. Having the actual R11 and R12 for Macintosh is like having your own private unicorn herd in a CAD geek way.
20+ Years of Design, Technology & More
20+ Years of Design, Technology & More

Here is a fun rare flashback to 1992 and the rare AutoCAD R11 for Macintosh. Having the actual R11 and R12 for Macintosh is like having your own private unicorn herd in a CAD geek way.

On this day January 30th, 1982, 31 years ago a small group of people held an initial meeting in Marin County California to organize what became Autodesk. They risked it all including all the money they cold scrape together and it paid off for millions of people from employees, customers, partners, and investors.
A sincere thank you to John Walker and all the ‘deskers’ that followed in the founders and pioneers footsteps to this day as you literally changed the world!
Take a moment to sit back and reflect at all the history in the past 31 years and be damn proud, then get back to work.

It was on April 26th 1982 when a group of founders formally incorporated as Autodesk, Inc.
Here's to the next 30 years!

April 26th is the anniversary of when Autodesk began its first day as a real certified corporation by issuing stock to the start-up company founders. Twenty nine years ago today, a small group of entrepreneurs/programmers put it all on the line and officially formed Autodesk.

Back in AutoCAD version 2.18, Autodesk placed a sample drawing with AutoCAD named the Solar.DWG to demonstrate the precision of AutoCAD back in the early eighties. AutoCAD was based used 64bit floating point precision and the most accurate back then. With this Solar DWG you can see our solar system in 1:1 scale in kilometer units.
Sit down, grab a cup of joe ,and enjoy all of the great information and perspectives from some of the best out there on the recently released Autodesk 2011 products. AutoCAD 2011 hits the surface! from What a Mesh by…
I will be updating my AutoCAD Release History pages over the next few days but here is an updated AutoCAD timeline. AutoCAD 2011 is the 25th version of AutoCAD.
I have in the past posted about AutoCAD on the Apple Mac platform.
For those interested in Autodesk trivia this is for you. When software is being developed it does not have a formal name and is often referred to as a codename project throughout development and beta testing.
The final part is now posted. Part 4 deals with a discussion about past and future business opportunities in John’s opinion and in raw no sugar added form.