Reply With QuoteAlthough I use 2008 for modelling and rendering, I still use 2004 for 2d drafting (which is 90% of my office's work).
However, I have good memories from R14 (solid as a rock!), and I don't want to see again R12...
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20th Jul 2009 06:39 pm #21Super Moderator
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R14.01 was fast, stable, ran in Windows, about at bulletproof as they came...
Of course trying to use it today is a chore, after you are used to some of the features introduced over the last 12 years that are missing from R14...
The largest gap in available features was probably R11>R12.
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20th Jul 2009 06:44 pm #22Full Member
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20th Jul 2009 06:58 pm #23Super Member
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My favorite version is whichever version finally lets me create 3D dynamic blocks with more than one visibility state. Barring that, I do prefer 08 to 09. Haven't been able to use 2010 until we can use it with HSBcad.
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20th Jul 2009 07:11 pm #24Super Member
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I looked onto the 2010 Architecture today. Architecture 2008 still will be my favorite version.
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20th Jul 2009 07:11 pm #25Super Moderator
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BTW: I posted a poll on this back in November 2008. Here are the results.
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20th Jul 2009 07:12 pm #26Super Moderator
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I feel that 2008 is the modern 2004. Very stable, at least for me it is. Great 2D tools, bug fixes from 2004, 04, 06 & 07, new tools and very fast in XP.
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20th Jul 2009 07:18 pm #27Super Moderator
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Huh, the good versions...
r14
2004
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20th Jul 2009 07:20 pm #28Super Member
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Interesting results seeing that 2009 is the top favorite version, considering that it has a ribbon. Originally Posted by rkmcswain
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20th Jul 2009 08:07 pm #29Luminous Being
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2004 was a great, solid AutoCAD version. I liked it best for awhile, even getting into 2006 I still loved 2004. 2007 was good but my heart was and still is set on 2008. 2008 was a great, stable version as well, then they had to go and change things in '09 and up. Having said that I do like where AutoCAD is going though so I don't wanna knock it too much - except for the Ribbons. The Ribbon is a joke for speedy cadder's.
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20th Jul 2009 11:52 pm #30Super Moderator
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Which of course led me to this latest poll...regarding the ribbon... Originally Posted by CADMASTER1128
http://cadpanacea.com/node/167
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