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AutoCAD 2018 for Mac Now Supports MacOS Mojave – AutoCAD Blog

AutoCAD 2018 for Mac Now Supports MacOS Mojave – AutoCAD Blog
Wei Zhang
Written by Wei Zhang

AutoCAD Compatibility with macOS Mojave

AutoCAD 2018 for Mac has officially introduced compatibility with macOS Mojave, bringing exciting updates for users of this design software. This step aligns with the commitment to support new operating system releases, allowing designers and engineers to enjoy enhanced functionality and a seamless experience.

New Updates Available

For those using AutoCAD 2018 or the preceding version, AutoCAD 2025, recent updates have been released. AutoCAD 2018.2 and AutoCAD 2025.3 are now accessible, both designed to operate effectively within the Mojave environment. Users can download these updates by accessing the Accounts portal, ensuring they have the latest features and improvements.

Features of AutoCAD on Mojave

The integration of AutoCAD with macOS Mojave offers several advantages:

  1. Dark Mode Support: AutoCAD now fully supports Mojave’s Dark Mode, creating a visually pleasing environment for users who prefer a darker interface while working on complex designs.

  2. Enhanced Stability: The latest updates have resulted in improved software stability, reducing crashes and ensuring that users can work efficiently without interruptions.

  3. Cool Mojave Features: In addition to stability, the software takes advantage of unique features Mojave offers, enhancing user experience throughout the application.

Installation Guidance

For those running AutoCAD 2018 on Mojave, installing the update is straightforward. Follow these steps to ensure a smooth installation:

  1. Existing Installation Update: If AutoCAD 2018 is already installed, check for the latest patch by navigating to the AutoCAD menu and selecting the update option. This will guide you to the appropriate patch for AutoCADforMac and AutoCADLTforMac.

  2. Full Installation: For users needing to install or reinstall AutoCAD 2018 on Mojave entirely, it is advised to download the full version, AutoCAD 2018.2. This ensures that you have all the essential features optimized for the new operating system.

  3. New Users: If you are new to AutoCAD and planning to install it for the first time on Mojave, downloading the full version is recommended for optimal performance.

Community and Support

If questions or concerns arise while using AutoCAD on the new operating system, a vibrant community of users is available. Visiting the dedicated forums provides an opportunity to explore popular topics, share experiences, and seek solutions from fellow users and experts.

FAQ

1. What versions of AutoCAD are compatible with macOS Mojave?
AutoCAD 2018.2 and AutoCAD 2025.3 are the latest versions compatible with macOS Mojave, ensuring users have access to the newest features.

2. How can I download the latest updates for AutoCAD on my Mac?
Updates can be easily downloaded through the Accounts portal or directly from the in-product announcement within AutoCAD.

3. Is there community support available for AutoCAD users on Mojave?
Yes, users can visit the forums to engage with other AutoCAD users, explore discussions on various topics, and find answers to specific questions.

About the author

Wei Zhang

Wei Zhang

Wei Zhang is a renowned figure in the CAD (Computer-Aided Design) industry in Canada, with over 30 years of experience spanning his native China and Canada. As the founder of a CAD training center, Wei has been instrumental in shaping the skills of hundreds of technicians and engineers in technical drawing and CAD software applications. He is a certified developer with Autodesk, demonstrating his deep expertise and commitment to staying at the forefront of CAD technology. Wei’s passion for education and technology has not only made him a respected educator but also a key player in advancing CAD methodologies in various engineering sectors. His contributions have significantly impacted the way CAD is taught and applied in the professional world, bridging the gap between traditional drafting techniques and modern digital solutions.