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02-08-2005 #1
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if i can get a copy ill make a few of them....
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02-08-2005 #2
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I have the student version of Pro-E 2001, (the last version before Wildfire), If anyone is interested. This version cannot be used for business but ok for home use. Let me know.
Dan
02-08-2005 #3
Originally Posted by MoeBawlz
I've been using using AutoCAD for about 12 years now. AutoCad is a great tool to creat anything you you want. Just be careful of the coping thing. Pirating software holds huge fines and the latest versions of the program have subscriptions tied to them. Autodesk also has the ability to check registration of the product being used at any time. The only way to get aroung this is not to use what they call the TODAY window. You must shut this option off before doing anything in the program.
Besides, pirating siftware just jacks the price up for everyone else. If it's a cheap cad program you are looking for. Check into CADKEY. It all depends on the price range.:3gears: Rob Jones Project "Wild Goat"
02-08-2005 #4Im using Unigraphics now and used AutoCAD for 9 years and only used CadKey for a few months. I remember CadKey being very easy to use.





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