AutoCAD 2007

[#1]

When will Autodesk release a AutoCAD version that will run on MAC?
Just asking. Thanks

[#2]

No but a Mac will run windows which will run Acad on a mac

Aug
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When will Autodesk release a AutoCAD version that will run on MAC?
Just asking. Thanks

[#3]

Search the term Apple or MAC around here, topic comes up
weekly and there is no need to start another dead-end thread
about it this week.

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Dean Saadallah
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[#4]

They already did. In 1989

http://www.architecturalcadd.com/classes/caddhistory.html

[#5]

Should be available about the same time the patch to run R14 on Vista.

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Murph
The world is not FLAT so why is your GIS data?
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When will Autodesk release a AutoCAD version that will run on MAC?
Just asking. Thanks

[#6]

buy a MacBook with Intel dual cpu and install Windows XP and then you can
run AutoCAD on a Mac.

Jack


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When will Autodesk release a AutoCAD version that will run on MAC?
Just asking. Thanks

[#7]

This question has been asked several times and answered. As such, nobody
really jumped on this right away. Sorry about that. As this particular
inquiry has become a topic of Deelip Menezes' blog
(http://www.deelip.com/index.htm), I decided to supply an answer that you
have probably already figured out by now. Autodesk has no current plans to
develop AutoCAD for the Macintosh. At one point we considered porting our
Autodesk DWF Viewer to the Macintosh but upgraded that strategy to provide a
platform neutral solution via Project Freewheel (http://dwfit.com). As Shaan
Hurley points out on the comments to Deelip's blog:

Actually AutoCAD was available for the Mac back in the R11 and R12 days as
well as DOS and UNIX. Developing large applications and features and UI
elements that may be platform dependant is not easy unless you aim for the
lowest common denominator. We at Autodesk are always watching the market for
each product for what makes sense and our users are asking for. We also have
product teams that develop currently on Linux, Mac and others. So contrary
to the rumor, we are not tied to Windows in some secret handshake meeting,
but that the Windows platform is dominant in CAD customer requests and use
environments.


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When will Autodesk release a AutoCAD version that will run on MAC?
Just asking. Thanks

[#8]

Thanks Scott. I wish there are more like you at Autodesk.

Deelip Menezes

"Scott Sheppard (Autodesk)" wrote in message
news:5479878@discussion.autodesk.com...
This question has been asked several times and answered. As such, nobody
really jumped on this right away. Sorry about that. As this particular
inquiry has become a topic of Deelip Menezes' blog
(http://www.deelip.com/index.htm), I decided to supply an answer that you
have probably already figured out by now. Autodesk has no current plans to
develop AutoCAD for the Macintosh. At one point we considered porting our
Autodesk DWF Viewer to the Macintosh but upgraded that strategy to provide a
platform neutral solution via Project Freewheel (http://dwfit.com). As Shaan
Hurley points out on the comments to Deelip's blog:

Actually AutoCAD was available for the Mac back in the R11 and R12 days as
well as DOS and UNIX. Developing large applications and features and UI
elements that may be platform dependant is not easy unless you aim for the
lowest common denominator. We at Autodesk are always watching the market for
each product for what makes sense and our users are asking for. We also have
product teams that develop currently on Linux, Mac and others. So contrary
to the rumor, we are not tied to Windows in some secret handshake meeting,
but that the Windows platform is dominant in CAD customer requests and use
environments.


wrote in message news:5467676@discussion.autodesk.com...
When will Autodesk release a AutoCAD version that will run on MAC?
Just asking. Thanks

[#9]

I found this on YouTube
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bb4MHp6_B-A

[#10]

Thanks for the answer, but this is a crime.