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Originally Posted by astr0744
Don't look at AutoCAD 2010 then or you may be tempted to spend the $6k+ to upgrade. Lots of intuitave features were introduced many versions ago and the latest has PDF underlay which I like for drawing over the top of old scans.
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Now that would be useful. At present I need to do that with a measuring stick and blow ups.
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Originally Posted by astr0744
My work subscribes so I get the latest version each year. Had to go to 2GB RAM with XP with 2010 though on a notebook. 1GB worked but the computer was less responsive.
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That is how I got my AutoCad But I have been retired for 19 years now and don't have that resource.
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Originally Posted by astro744
Sometimes Autodesk offers full upgrades from LT through its dealers for considerably less than the full price.
May I suggest to the original poster, Autosketch Ver. 10 at about $350 it is the latest and compatible with AutoCAD as its produced by Autodesk. (Check out the Autodesk site). It's available through many dealers including HT. Autocad is the industry standard to drawing as Photoshop is to image editing and well worth learning if you get the chance and have the time..
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I do occasionally look at their web site in case of bargains
Barry