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  1. 5th Feb 2011 03:53 pm #1
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    I was slumming over at the swamp where I ran across this thread.
    http://www.theswamp.org/index.php?topic=36831.0
    I am familiar with the ISODIM program and it is first class but cost $$.
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    It is not that expensive, if you need it, buy it or get your company to purchase. I haven't tried it so I have no idea if it is worth the bucks. If you buy it, come back here and give some comments.
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    I love isometric drawing but I have to admit that drawing the pipes in 3D is so much easier. The existing blocks work and dimensioning is a breeze, no extra program or blocks required. And text is easy as well.
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    Quote Originally Posted by SLW210 View Post
    It is not that expensive, if you need it, buy it or get your company to purchase. I haven't tried it so I have no idea if it is worth the bucks. If you buy it, come back here and give some comments.
    i only mentioned that it costs money because that is not what you find here and at the swamp.
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