Rating: Summary: Autocad Step by Step forEveryone Review: Autocad can be a nightmare! This book makes it very easy to follow each step, and the author explains every step with a diagram so you will have no problem understanding it. It's a fantastic book for everyone who wants to learn Autocad 2000 and doesn't want to invest a lot of money.
Rating: Summary: autocad 2000 no experience reqyuired Review: Brilliant Brilliant Brilliant!! I could use AutoCAD 2000 only after 2 days of reading! This book is has been passed around my office and everyone has bought a copy!
Rating: Summary: Great Job of Explaining Profanely Complex System! Review: Frey does one of the best jobs of teaching a TERRIBLY complex subject I have encountered. When I bought Autocad, I never imagined in today's world of computing/programming expertise, such an un-intuitive system could continue to survive. If you don't plan to use Autocad every day of your life, don't buy it. And, if you already have it, buy this book immediately!!
Rating: Summary: Need a disk for practicing Review: I am a new user and is the first time to explore autocad .I bought autocad 2000 of David Frey, but without the disk I can not use it. I need help, I am appreciated for those who would help me how to get a disk to apply this book. Again, thank you very much
Rating: Summary: autocad 2000 no experience required Review: I have been fighting my way through several books on auto cad. David Freys book has has been a real eye opener, made the learning process satisfying. I had a short course on R14, was lost and now I'am found. By skill level 3, You are and looking forward to more. For the beginner start with this one.
Rating: Summary: Excellent for someone with no CAD/Drafting experience Review: I went through the first 6 chapters in a period of 2 1/2 days and I learned a great deal very quickly. He at times can be repetitive but his explanations will make you understand the concept the first time around. I'm usually not the type of person to comment on a book but I feel like I owe the author at least this. This book is definetly well worth the 25 bucks--more than that, really.If you don't know squat about CAD, this book is, without a doubt, for you.
Rating: Summary: 2 more books you will like Review: If you liked this book you will also like "Exercise Workbook for Beginning AutoCAD 2000" and it's companion "Exercise Workbook for Advanced AutoCAD 2000". Visit the website "shrockpublishing.com" and check it out. I found these to be more step by step and not so much to read. The Advanced workbook is really good for guiding you through setting up your borders for professional use. It is also great for classroom instruction. Students basically teach themselves with these books. They are also great as reference manuals to refer back too commands quickly.
Rating: Summary: 2 more books you will like Review: If you liked this book you will also like "Exercise Workbook for Beginning AutoCAD 2000" and it's companion "Exercise Workbook for Advanced AutoCAD 2000". Visit the website "shrockpublishing.com" and check it out. I found these to be more step by step and not so much to read. The Advanced workbook is really good for guiding you through setting up your borders for professional use. It is also great for classroom instruction. Students basically teach themselves with these books. They are also great as reference manuals to refer back too commands quickly.
Rating: Summary: get the book Review: Iv'e had the book for two days now and am on page 243,. Very easy to use (almost too good of a job explaining) This book IS for begginers ,as the title says but i went from scatching my head to doing my own projects in a day
Rating: Summary: Excellent for architects new to AutoCAD Review: Most AutoCAD instructional books are very comprehensive. They attempt to cover all the facets of the program and to provide examples relevant to all the various professions that use the program. As a result, they are suitable for a six month course or as a reference tome, but excruciating for anyone trying to pick up AutoCad at home. This author focuses in on basic skills that are required in architectural drafting and cuts away the clutter that you can pick up later as you become more experienced. The training exercises are logically sequenced and techniques become effortlessly ingrained through repetition. This is simply the best work I've seen for getting an architect with limited CAD experience up and running.
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