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Visio 2000, other low-end CAD fer a laptop....
Ned Simmons wrote:
On Sat, 8 May 2010 12:21:40 -0400, "Existential Angst" wrote: Iny opinions on Visio 2000? Anyone use it? I see there is some support for it, from googling a bit. Better alternatives? Man, I need to be held..... A friend runs Alibre on a not-to-fancy laptop. It will open (most) SW files. I've never played with Alibre myself, but have only heard praise for its bang for the buck. http://www.alibre.com/store/default.aspx IIRC, translate is no longer part of the low end 99 dollar version. That boat left the dock last month. I've opened a lot of fairly complex solidworks assemblies from work w/o issues using my copy of Alibre. Wes |
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