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I have both '05 and '07. Use 2005 mostly anymore, it's loaded on my laptop.
Lately, past year or two, I find myself working from my laptop, anywhere I
want to be.
All my work is simple 2D, plumbing plan views and elevation views.
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20th Jul 2009 03:34 pm #11Quantum Mechanic
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Release 9 was probably the best of the DOS versions.
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20th Jul 2009 03:41 pm #12Super Member
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20th Jul 2009 04:02 pm #13Super Member
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Originally Posted by ReMark
I used Release 9 back when. I think it had zero ability to recognise XREFs and Paper space through. Was told when upgrading from verion 8 it had, but wasn't there after it got loaded on.
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20th Jul 2009 05:00 pm #14Super Member
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Iv'e been using MEP 2010 recently for about 2 months now I like it, It all just depends on what extra tools and applications you need to use often to do the job that your'e working on.
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20th Jul 2009 05:07 pm #15Super Member
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Originally Posted by Ritch7
in an attempt not to hijack this thread I've created a new one in MEP. Would you mind responing to it (diff. between 2009 & 2010)
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20th Jul 2009 05:07 pm #16Super Member
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Between v10 and v2002 and DWGgateway.
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20th Jul 2009 05:20 pm #17Super Member
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Reading all these post, I find it amazing how many different favorite versions of AutoCAD there are!
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20th Jul 2009 05:57 pm #18Super Moderator
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2008 is my favorite. Classic UI but with the Dashboard.
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20th Jul 2009 06:26 pm #19Super Member
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Vanilla 2008 I feel was the best for 3d.
Autodesk started to go a bit nuts with the ribbon in 09. Trying to figure out what everyone uses typically. THEN WHAT DO THEY DO!!!! Change it all over again in 2010.
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20th Jul 2009 06:26 pm #20Quantum Mechanic
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2004 was my favourite for ages and ages, 'cause you knew where you stood with it.
But I've got to say, 2010 is growing on me
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