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  1. 4th Apr 2012 05:13 pm #1
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    Question AutoCAD standard version vs. AutoCAD LT

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    what is the AutoCAD STANDARD version? how to find it ?
    what is the difference between the Standard version and AutoCAD LT
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    thus is the standard version is the same as the full version ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by shadihamdan View Post
    thus is the standard version is the same as the full version ?
    I don't think the term 'standard' is used, just use the term 'full'.
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