There is a free dwg-compatible (R15) cad at
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it is VERY basic, can still be used as a viewer or to do redlining.
Autocad "Lite"
Oct 05, 2006
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JG wrote in news:w4idnR2Z1NvB5bfYnZ2dnUVZ snipped-for-privacy@fdn.com:
Well, there are a lot of Intellicad clones, but none free any more (I guess).
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This is for 199$. But most of them have a free 30-days trial period. Test driving a variety of dozen gives you a grace period of one year!
"Mike Harrison" in news:5dwVg.99918$1T2.14159@pd7urf2no:
might also require the collapse of the US government 'as we know it'.
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When you're kidding around you should use smileys, or else people will think you are serious.
It's bad enough now, with the EU Commission telling us when to breath in, breath out, breath in, breath out...
(:-((
Brian.
Cheaper version was Auto Sketch. Started out as a freebie on front of magazines to tempt us all into the world of Cadd (didnt do a bad job did it)
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