paul

I have a copy of A-Cad 2000 I could send you. I don't know
if that is going to help you though.  What is wrong with Rhino
or Solid Works? they are far more intuitive than A-Cad. I have
all three on my computer. I really like Solid works, but I draw
much faster in A-Cad, Only because I haven't had alot of time to
play with Solid Works.

Tony


Tony please wrap your lines at 80 characters.
Jerry has a Mac. Do you have A-Cad 2000 for a Mac?
As I recall ACAD 2000 is not 3D.
-- 
Paul Lamar ...No rotor no motor.

Actually it is Paul, but its kinda like trying to eat
by shoving food in your ear..  doesn't really do to well...

Jarrett

A-Cad 2000 does 3D just fine.

It is set at 80!!. I have been e-mailing you for over 2 years now and it's
never been a problem, it must be on your end. I think the A-cad I have
gives you the option of uploading as a Mac or a PC. (I think). I'll have
to look, I could be wrong. I may be thinking about Rhino.

Tony

Yes and for over two years I have been fixing your messages.
I fixed this one. What email program are you using?
Please hit Enter after typing 80 characters. We will try that.

And please put your name at the end of the message. I also had to do that
with this message. BTW Those of you with common names like John, Jim
and Steve please use both your first name and last name. We have
dozens of people each, with those first names. Luckily most are
lurkers :)

I used to use A-Cad starting with ver 5 or 6. When ACAD came out
with the dog slow and klunky Windows version I refused to "upgrade".
I kept a DOS computer around so I could still use version 9.
Along came Rhino 3D and it was a revelation. I had no idea
3D could be so easy and fast to learn. I tried Solid Works before
Rhino and the user interface was hostile to the user. It still is
IMHO :) Years ago people came out with several "modal" word
processing programs. You had to switch modes to use certain commands.
They were immediately vilified has being too hard to learn and use.
Most people that had been using WordStar recognized that immediately.
As I recall Word Perfect (now history) was one of them. I still use
WordStar in the form of Linux clone "joe" from time to time. The spelling
checker and formating beats the heck out of the horrible "spelling checker"
in ThunderBird. I digress.

IMHO Solid Works is a "modal" 3D program :)

Paul Lamar ...No rotor no motor.

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