OR this is how the web version is supposed to be, and there might be more capabilities lacking that might increase the disparity between the Desktop version and the Web version, and I should implore my classmates to get the education desktop version?. Is there a way to access these features in the Web version of AutoCAD, and I simply couldn't find them? There is currently no way to switch to and in between the different Isometric Drafting modes.į5, the usual shortcut in the Desktop version, doesn't work.Ī lot of the functions and tabs seem missing in the Web version compared to the Desktop Version. This can be justified if they want to save disk space, or perhaps have limited internet data.Īlthough, today they ran into several issues, and I tested the Web Version myself later to discover that: Some unknown issues in the installation of AutoCAD, which they are unable to describe in detail.Ī few students believe that installation of the complete AutoCAD package is unnecessary, and they might get it by using the Web version. Not a powerful enough computer to meet the system requirements (while every CE student should have some sort of Laptop/PC, in India the situation is rather dire and even Online deliveries are restricted to essential supplies in certain areas.)

While most of my classmates have completed the verification process for AutoCAD Education Edition and downloaded it, others have held out and are using the WEB VERSION at for the following reasons: I'm not an instructor, but a student undertaking an introductory Engineering Graphics course for Year 1.

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