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To anyone that happens to read this blog, I want to say I'm a VERY strong AutoCAD User, and Autodesk promoter.
That being said, you may ask “Why am I screwing around with AutoCAD Freestyle?”
To that and to get to my to my point I say “I just need a simple program to SHARE my ideas, and work with non-AutoCAD users” Freestyle was an inexpensive program that I could do that with and still be able to use some type of “DWG” format.
I have now resorted to getting my customers to download the DWG Viewers (True View, or Design Review) which really in a couple of cases was a problem.
Are there any “Add-ons” to help me with creating a simple AutoCAD plan to share in AutoCAD Freestyle or am I forced to tell my customers, “Sorry you have to spend $4000 to get the real AutoCAD program”.
2.) The other problem I have which is more of a “Conflict of interest problem” is mixing too many programs.
I participate in “SEVERAL” Autodesk programs simply because I am in school (County College of Morris), I have a commercial license for my AutoCAD Freestyle (Under Fitz Digital CAD Service) and at my regular full time position. I am part of the “Subscription program” which obviously allows me to use, or test various Autodesk products.
So... should I NOT “Mix” the programs or try to work with them and let you and the other users know what works, or doesn't work well with each other?
Mixing Various Autodesk Productson the Autodesk Discussions group and felt I should also post it here on my own blog so here goes:
To anyone that happens to read this blog, I want to say I'm a VERY strong AutoCAD User, and Autodesk promoter.
That being said, you may ask “Why am I screwing around with AutoCAD Freestyle?”
To that and to get to my to my point I say “I just need a simple program to SHARE my ideas, and work with non-AutoCAD users” Freestyle was an inexpensive program that I could do that with and still be able to use some type of “DWG” format.
I have now resorted to getting my customers to download the DWG Viewers (True View, or Design Review) which really in a couple of cases was a problem.
Are there any “Add-ons” to help me with creating a simple AutoCAD plan to share in AutoCAD Freestyle or am I forced to tell my customers, “Sorry you have to spend $4000 to get the real AutoCAD program”.
2.) The other problem I have which is more of a “Conflict of interest problem” is mixing too many programs.
I participate in “SEVERAL” Autodesk programs simply because I am in school (County College of Morris), I have a commercial license for my AutoCAD Freestyle (Under Fitz Digital CAD Service) and at my regular full time position. I am part of the “Subscription program” which obviously allows me to use, or test various Autodesk products.
So... should I NOT “Mix” the programs or try to work with them and let you and the other users know what works, or doesn't work well with each other?
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