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From: eduardo@dartvax.UUCP (Eduardo Hernandez)
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Subject: Re: Autocad and CAD/CAE packages - what's available?
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Date: Fri, 3-May-85 16:34:08 EDT
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> I've seen AutoCad running on a Tandy 2000, looks very impressive! Appears 
> to be extremely easy to use, even the Tandy sales rep could handle it :-).
> 
> 
> Ron@men1	(Ron Flax)

the company i worked for this past summer and winter use both AutoCad
and AutoCad II. Both applications are on a 512K IBM w/ a math co-processor
chip, a hitachi digitizer, a houston instruments plotter, and a 20MB external
hard disk. This makes an excellent workstation...

Autodesk, Inc has good documentation though it bothered me when they told
me i had to go to the dealer to get any questions answered
how much could they help?  :-) 
finally i was able to get a tech person on the phone at AutoDesk and he
was a tremendous help!

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Eduardo Hernandez '87
Hinman Box 1038   Hanover, NH 03755           (603)643-7229