This new Smooth Migration n0w displays a modern migration interface an separates AutoCAD/LT customization settings into three groups and 10 categories. Third, Autodesk has enhanced the installation migration option with more feedback as to what you want to move from an older version. Note that Win10Home and other cheaper versions are not supported and some of the new AutoCAD features are not available to users in 32bit versions of Windows:ģ2-bit and 64-bit of the following Windows® 7 editions and Service Pack 1 (SP1):ģ2-bit and 64-bit of the following Windows® 8.1 editions with Update KB2919355:ģ2-bit and 64-bit of the following Windows® 10 editions: Second, Windows OS requirements are as follows. This 2017 version is more of a house-keeping cleanup of the interface and core features rather than a huge list of extras or new features, although what has been added is pretty cool.įirst, the important stuff: DWG file format remains the same. Let's hope the bean counters are not in charge or we will lose what few worthy features are in this update. Today's blog post will highlight what is new in AutoCAD 2017 and comment on if we think it will make it to LT2017: Autodesk has chosen not to make LT available for this review so until it's officially released we cannot confirm at this time if all of these features will be present. Expect access to the 2017 free 30-day trial downloads to start soon after the official announcements.
If you are on Subscription just might see a download link for it as soon as this weekend on your Products Page. Autodesk on Monday Mawill officially announce the release of the 2017 versions of their AutoCAD line.
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