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CAD program suitable for Electrical Installations?
AutoCAD would be the obvious, but it's quite expensive and would take some
time to get to know. Any others, cheaper the better? Marcus |
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Marcus Fox wrote:
AutoCAD would be the obvious, but it's quite expensive and would take some time to get to know. Any others, cheaper the better? Marcus Try Dia. It's free and it works! http://www.gnome.org/projects/dia/ Windows binaries are found at http://dia-installer.sourceforge.net/ -- Chris |
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Chris Lawson wrote in message ... Marcus Fox wrote: AutoCAD would be the obvious, but it's quite expensive and would take some time to get to know. Any others, cheaper the better? Marcus Try Dia. It's free and it works! Or TurboCAD from IMSI. That is fairly cheap, but I noticed a free copy was included on the cover CD of a computer magazine fairly recently. Did you or any of your acquaintances get that issue? Jim |
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"Jim Warren" wrote in message ... Chris Lawson wrote in message ... Marcus Fox wrote: AutoCAD would be the obvious, but it's quite expensive and would take some time to get to know. Any others, cheaper the better? Marcus Try Dia. It's free and it works! Or TurboCAD from IMSI. That is fairly cheap, but I noticed a free copy was included on the cover CD of a computer magazine fairly recently. Or you can download it from their website. |
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