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AutoCAD LT 2008 Upgrade from AutoCAD LT 2005
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AutoCAD LT 2008 Upgrade from AutoCAD LT 2005

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UPG AUTOCAD LT 2008 FROM - AUTOCAD LT 2005 CD

 
 
 
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Product Details
Product Weight:1.62 pounds
Package Length:9.6 inches
Package Width:7.4 inches
Package Height:2.1 inches
Package Weight:1.15 pounds
Average Customer Rating: based on 2 reviews

System Requirements
Platform:Windows Vista / Windows XP
Media:CD
Item Quantity:1

Features
  • AUTOCAD LT 2008 COMM UPG FRM AUTOCAD LT 2005 CD


Customer Reviews
Average Customer Review:4.0
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5Mr.  Mar 27, 2008
This is probably the best ACADLT thus far with all the best bells and whistles that have come up so far. It is also best in interactive ability and practicality. I highly recommend this version above all previous versions of the ACADLT for 2D drafting.

Sincerely,

Gene Medel

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3Adversity deferred  Nov 24, 2007
Like every new version of AutoCAD, things get a little better or at least different. Being a consultant working with architects all over the country, ACAD is still the de facto drawing program. For much of my own work, it's still like using a 20 pound sledge hammer for finishing brads, but over the years I've gotten used to it. (I started with version 12 on a Mac.)

The most annoying aspect is that you feel like you don't really own the program, but instead lease it from AutoDesk for a few years. ACAD 2005 was still fine for me, but small errors started to occur when I worked on 2007 files from architects. Just annoying enough to finally succumb to buying the new version.

If you're an architect, I'm sure AutoCAD is a good, if expensive, tool. Many architects are using other programs now, but experience with ACAD will make those easier too, but patience is a virtue.


 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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