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Ragin Cajun · 11-01-2012, 15:19

Depends on what you plan to do.

I am in engineering and Auto CAD is near or at the top of the heap. There's Microstation but I personally don't think it compares - IMHO.

Nothing else will do since I MUST have seamless interface and interchange with clients and associates.

I have run Auto CAD since at least 1967 and without it I would not be in business. It ain't cheap but it's a cost of doing business.

Get training at your local technical school. It will be worth every penny. That's what I did.

RC

11-01-2012, 15:19	#2
Ragin Cajun Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2000 Location: Upstate South Carolina Posts: 931	Depends on what you plan to do. I am in engineering and Auto CAD is near or at the top of the heap. There's Microstation but I personally don't think it compares - IMHO. Nothing else will do since I MUST have seamless interface and interchange with clients and associates. I have run Auto CAD since at least 1967 and without it I would not be in business. It ain't cheap but it's a cost of doing business. Get training at your local technical school. It will be worth every penny. That's what I did. RC __________________ "I don't want you to go out there and die for your country. I want you to make the other guy die for his country." Gen. Patton Last edited by Ragin Cajun; 11-01-2012 at 15:20..