Autodesk AutoCAD 2000

As you are probably aware, there are literally tons of different versions of AutoCAD to choose from. AutoCAD LT97 is purely the version that I’m using at the moment and for your typical tech. drawing office duties, I can’t think of a better package for the price. I have worked with numerous versions myself (starting with release 11) and I have also encountered release 14 and AutoCAD 2000. Both r14 and 2000 supersede 97 but you’ll only really need to use these if you’re pretty involved with 3D/Modelling/MOSS work, either that or you tend to incorporate tons of images within your drawings. If not, then there’s not really a need to ...  Read the complete review

I have been using AutoCad 14 and all of a sudden, version 2000 came. I started using it but I don't find much advantages using the new comer. I don't use it often though, but these are the extra features that I discovered as compared to AutoCad R14. a) it tracks to the nearest snaps b) a huge windows would appear when you try to modify a property of a line/ object. I find this very irritating. c) ok, maybe it is able to calculate very complexed non-uniformed objects d) the plotting features are different. It has more features, eg. you can save a particular pen settings and use it the next time I don't remember using any ...  Read the complete review

As a Mechanical Engineer, I must able to produce formal engineering drawing. Thus, I would like to grab this opportunity and strongly recommend one of my favourite software to all of you, AUTOCAD 2000. Basically,Autocad 2000 is the well designed architecture software, it allows user to draw varies shape of the 2D-3D objects in very precise location. For a software naive user like me, it just took me 1/2 day to learn all the basic commands. After 2 weeks intensive training, I have already became a Autocad 2000 demonstrator in my department. It is so easy to use than any other programs. I bet you are able to draw an simple completed bracket just less than 30 mins. ...  Read the complete review

AutoCad is notoriously a difficult program to learn, unless you have specialised training. In AutoCad LT200i, there have been numerous benefits made to the program. Firstly, it is now possible to open more than one window at a time (why was this not possible before?). Actually viewing the different line thicknesses on screen is also a great benefit. One downfall i have found with it so far is the options it now gives for OLE linked objects: they can now have a specific print quality. Old files which i have opened from LT97 are automatically defaulted to low quality, leaving it up to me to manually change all OLE links to good quality printing... very time consuming! To ...  Read the complete review