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Hi all. I've been asked to do an as done drawing for a rewire of an office block of 2 floors. Thought it would be easy but I haven't got a clue with computers. No idea where to start. Anybody help?
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Your only as old as the woman you feel.....my woman is 21...lol...i wishno good for me then. i ain't got a few years left. lol.
remember in the early 80`s, they put a 285 computer with 500k of ram in our drawing office, and demonstrated autocad. On this green screen you had to plot x & y to draw a line....we all laughed, and said we could draw it quicker, and could never see this taking off....How times change...!!
Professionals use auto Cad, the best out there by a mile, the disadvantage is the cost, you wouldn't believe me if I told you how much it is lol
I know it's dear......how much at pres, then ?
With standard features like copy & paste, it can save hours.....a simple thing like a socket symbol, can be repeatedly pasted, were on a drawing board, would have to draw every socket.Must admit, I can still draw faster than autocad, never used it personally, usually get a mate to help.
If I was still in my early 40's it might prove worth it.
Depends on whether you get monthly updates and support or not, however expect a 2k hole in your pocket for the top version and then monthly payments can be added if you use it a lot and like support.I know it's dear......how much at pres, then ?
They never told me that when they sold it too me while they visited us on our Part p courses tazz hahayou really only need autocad LT in our game, as your not really going to design 3d engine blocks, so around £600 mark
Go to college for the design course then you can get the student version for free by using your college email address
On adobe's website.
I got 3ds max while I did my 2330
When did Adobe do Autocad it's Autodesk
i've got visio and it's avery good cad program, if it were not for it using bloody american symbols.
As Fitted drawings are nearly always requested on commercial installs, and Autocad is the standard.....
Visio can save as AutoCAD compliant file formats such as dwg and dxf etc. I also use Visio unless the drawing is sufficiently complex to warrant using AutoCAD. Visio is very quick because it's shapes based.
Tel, you can draw your own items, components and symbols that are compliant with the British Standards and save them on a shapes template for future use.
Go to college for the design course then you can get the student version for free by using your college email address
On adobe's website.
I got 3ds max while I did my 2330
have to have a look at that, marvo. thanks.Visio can save as AutoCAD compliant file formats such as dwg and dxf etc. I also use Visio unless the drawing is sufficiently complex to warrant using AutoCAD. Visio is very quick because it's shapes based.Tel, you can draw your own items, components and symbols that are compliant with the British Standards and save them on a shapes template for future use.
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