Although I haven't used Autocad on a MAC, I've seen it. Does anyone know if there's a registry entry for a MAC? I'd like to store information and tag version, etc. Or is there another secure method of registering an application with a MAC? -- AUTODESK Authorized Developer www.Cadentity.com MASi
Rudy, Can't help you with your question but are you sure about AutoCAD running on a Mac? I thought that the last version of AutoCAD to run on a Mac was R10. Regards, Steve Doman
Right Steve about R10 Mac. Though when that version was available, Mac users had about as much faith in it as AutoDesk did. Regarding Rudy's question, I'm not familiar with how Macs work under OSX. Prior versions of the Mac OS had no equivalent to a registry. Joe Burke
They really should port ACAD to MAC and Linux. -- David Wishengrad President & CTO MillLister, Inc. Software for measuring and stretching multiple 3D solids. Http://Construction3D.com
R12 was the last AutoCAD release on the Mac and I still use it. I've even run it in Classic on my OSX machine. It IS slow, but it is a lot more comfortable than working on a PC.