The AS 9 learning curve

Discussion in 'AutoSketch' started by Richard, Mar 28, 2005.

  1. Richard

    Richard Guest

    I have AutoSketch Release 2, which I used years ago with Windows 3.1. I
    really liked the interface, and the functionality seemed adequate for
    everything I wanted to do. Not surprisingly, while R2 will load and
    run under Windows 98, 2K and XP, it doesn't work properly (at least not
    on my systems). I am thinking of replacing it with AS 9.

    Can anyone comment on how the AS 9 interface compares with R2 for
    convenience and usability? How steep would the learning curve be to go
    from R2 to AS 9?

    Is there significant added functionality in AS 9, compared to the
    orginal AS R2? Are there better solutions out there now for a low cost
    drawing program that will handle accurate, dimensioned, 2D drawings?

    Thanks for any comments.
     
    Richard, Mar 28, 2005
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