AutoCAD 2004: One Step at a Time - Part I

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It’s here at last!
And the good news is that the text you’ve come to rely on for your AutoCAD training needs has dropped its price by more than two-thirds from the 2002 edition! That’s right, AutoCAD 2004: One Step at a Time is now priced under $20!
We must have cut out a lot to lower the price like that.
Not So!
* We still have the shaded boxes with useful tips and tricks for making your AutoCAD experience easier (and more fun!)
* Tim’s writing style is as engaging as always – and friendlier than ever!
* We still provide
– dozens of base drawings to make your exercises move as quickly as possible while allowing you to concentrate on the subject at hand.
– nearly 3,000 fully updated graphics!
– nearly 200 step-by-step exercises!
– and yes, we’ve kept the popular three-column approach for our exercises showing any tools that’ll make the exercise easier, the command sequence required to accomplish a task, and a steps column to explain what to do and how to do it!
So what have we cut?
– That pesky CD
– Shipping costs
– Printing costs
– About 10 pounds of paper! (And we haven’t cut the hundreds of trees required for all that paper!)
So How’d We Do All This? What’s New?
* We’ve changed publishers!
* We’ve become the first basic AutoCAD text to go completely digital! (and passed the savings on to you!) [Why carry a 10 pound textbook and a laptop computer around campus?! ]
– We’ve broken the basic text into two parts for easier downloads and to help the pocketbooks even more. Now your students can wait until mid-semester to purchase the second half of the book – or you can break up your class into two easily manageable sections.
– Each part is under $10!
* We’ve completely updated our text to meet the requirements of the new release.
* We’ve created a fully printable review/test question bank of over 1000 questions (and their answers) absolutely free!
* We’ve provided access to easily printable copies of the review questions and appendices for your student’s notebooks – also absolutely free!

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