It has actually changed quite dramatically. This used to be known as the Menu Browser in AutoCAD 2009. Now the one other thing that you'll notice is that you've still got the bit red A in the top left corner of the screen here. Three rows of Icons now in each Panel on the Ribbon much tidier, much easier to see, and with the color highlighting very visual, very obvious. Notice the Icon arrangement is also much neater. Now the reason it's neater is if you look at the Ribbon Interface at the top of the screen, which is the Default Interface, you'll see that the Panels now are color-coded much easier to see, so you hover over a Panel and you can see the title block highlights there in blue. Now what you'll notice as well when you first open up AutoCAD 2010 is the screen seems to be much neater. The Default AutoCAD workspace, however, is still available as well. If you're an electrical engineer you can set up an electrical engineering workspace.
Now I can't show you these screens because I've already installed AutoCAD 2010 on my laptop computer, however, what they do is they allow you to customize your workspaces, so if you're an architect you can set up an architectural workspace. When you first install AutoCAD 2010 you go through three initial setup screens.
What we're going to look at here is what's new in AutoCAD 2010 first of all, and this is Part 1 of what's new in AutoCAD 2010. Welcome to the AutoCAD 2010 Basic 2D Concepts Course.
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