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Trade: Commercial/Residental Construction
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CAD Architecture PRO
Has anyone tried this software? It's priced right but I'm not sure of the program. They do not offer a trial.
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The Duke
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Re: CAD Architecture PRO
Almost all software companies give some type of trial. I wouldn't do it just for that.
edit: That is possibly the same product as TurboCAD, and you can download a trial version from their site. It's just a different package Have you tried any in this list? http://www.contractortalk.com/f82/de...rograms-37226/
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Re: CAD Architecture PRO
I did find they offer a 5 day trial. Not enough time to really evaluate, especially since I do not have any expirence with 3D.
I've used Autocad lite 98 for years. But now customers want 3D views. There's so many to choose from, I have looked at your list.
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The Duke
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Re: CAD Architecture PRO
Well, you have a 15 day trial with TurboCAD. It's $130. No matter what, there will never be enough time to evaluate.
It sounds like you want to go on the very low end, which is fine. I would suggest SketchUp. IMO, you need to have something that has a massive amount of public support from the community and SketchUp is king. Autodesk products are great, but you are looking at thousands. Rhino is a great program, but it lacks the punch of a great international support system. Chief Architect is a mid-range program that has a low end product. They seem to have decent support.
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