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AutoCAD 2.0 was released April 30, 1986. Version 3.0 (1990) AutoCAD 3.0 was the first version to be available on floppy disk. Version 3.1 (1991) Introduced the first version of AutoCAD for Macintosh, released in April 1991. Version 3.2 (1992) Introduced the first version of AutoCAD for Windows 3.x and introduced the AutoCAD Reference Manual, released October 1992. Version 3.3 (1994) Introduced the first AutoCAD for Windows 95 and Windows 3.1 programs. Version 3.5 (1996) Introduced the first non-Windows version of AutoCAD, released January 1996. AutoCAD for Windows 95, released December 1995, was the first non-Windows version for DOS and Windows 3.x. Version 3.6 (1998) Introduced the first version of AutoCAD for Windows NT and released February 1998. Version 3.7 (2000) Introduced the first Macintosh AutoCAD release, released October 2000. 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