AutoCAD 25 Year Timeline Image

I just released a new updated 25 Year AutoCAD Timeline image in celebration that this is the 25th Anniversary of Autodesk and AutoCAD. Cheers,Shaan
20+ Years of Design, Technology & More
20+ Years of Design, Technology & More

I just released a new updated 25 Year AutoCAD Timeline image in celebration that this is the 25th Anniversary of Autodesk and AutoCAD. Cheers,Shaan

And preferably with a digitizer. Why, well I am planning on setting this up at Autodesk University for people to run early versions of AutoCAD and see what it was like and how far it has came in 25 years.…
Jimmy Bergmark is definitely an AutoCAD Guru. When I first met Jimmy online years ago I often wondered if he slept as I could email him at any time of the day and he would reply in about 30 minutes…
In this year that is the 25th year of AutoCAD and Autodesk, New Zealand based Jon Benstead posted on his blog a about AutoCAD history from a 20+ year AutoCAD veteran The story and photos are priceless to those wishing to…
And to celebrate you will soon start to see activities and celebrations. launching today is a fun site about the Autodesk AutoCAD 25 years with some information like trivia, timeline, and profiles and comments from some longtime Autodesk customers. http://www.autodesk.com/autocad25…

Autodesk founder John Walker has been busy digging through old slides and photos and scanning them to preserve the history of Autodesk and AutoCAD. It is always a delight to see what he has scanned and posted recently on his website…

I have been so very busy with traveling and work projects that I have had very little time for much else. Here are a few things I have not mentioned over the past month.

John Walker the founder of Autodesk has kindly posted some new scanned photos taken at COMDEX 1984 where they were showing AutoCAD release 2 and CAD/camera.

Those who know or read the Autodesk founders blog (http://www.fourmilab.ch/fourmilog/archives/2007-07/000862.html) will know the new web based hackers diet program has just been released after two months of beta testing.
Autodesk is celebrating 25 years in 2007 and we want to do it by highlighting those who brought us this far and that is you our customers, resellers, partners, and employees. We are looking for photos, stories from the past 25 years…