No. The lack of modern PDF support, cloud collaboration, and 3D capabilities makes it a liability. You are better off with a modern subscription or even the free AutoCAD Web app.

Prior to 2006, a door block required separate files for every single width, swing angle, and orientation. AutoCAD 2006 solved this with Dynamic Blocks. Users could add parameters and actions to a single block. This allowed a single door block to stretch, flip, rotate, and scale on the fly, reducing block library sizes by up to 90%. 2. Revolutionary Hatching Improvements

Users could instantly toggle between entering length and angle values using the Tab key, speeding up precision drafting immensely.