This video provides an overview of the features in the AutoCAD web application.

This video highlights the general user interface and some of the features in the AutoCAD web application.

This video provides an overview of the Trace feature , available across the AutoCAD desktop, web, and mobile apps.

This means items such as bold italics, justification, bulleting, and other text features will be deleted from the multi-line text object.

If the Project Settings node is not visible, then the Connected Support Files feature might not have been set up for the project.

Once you have created a Forma Data Management project and uploaded your drawings to the project, you can then configure the project to use the Connected Support Files feature . Forma Data Management projects and connected support files can only be configured by members with an access level of Project Administrator.

Click Introduction if you want additional information on the Connected Support Files feature . On the next page, click Begin Setup.

Exporting a Drawing The AutoCAD web app doesn't have all of the printing and plotting features that the desktop version of AutoCAD does, but you can still export your drawing as a PDF.

This means items such as bold italics, justifaction, bulleting, and other text features will be deleted from the multi-line text object.

AutoCAD web app users who currently have free access under the WAP can either subscribe to AutoCAD Web to maintain full access to the features and functionality of AutoCAD on the web, as well as gain access to AutoCAD on mobile, or they can continue as a free user with limited viewing and measuring capabilities.

Version 11.18 This release features improvements to the Xref palette.

Routines that call on features that aren't available in the AutoCAD web app won't run successfully.

There are several precision features available, The most common of which are polar tracking, object snaps, and dynamic input.

Layers are the most important organizing feature available in AutoCAD drawings.

Tip: Because it is easy to accidentally snap to the wrong feature or to part of a dimension object, be sure to zoom in closely enough to avoid confusion.