Morning,
Unfortunately Windows using AutoCad is the weapon of choice.
There are many programs that can open Autocad files and a lot within
OS X, depends on what one is trying to achieve.
But, all Intel based Macs can run Windows comfortably with AutoCad.
Students can download a free usable version once registered at AutoCad
website.
Yes there is also Cad programs for Mac, most will allow editing of
AutoCad files, but depends on versions????
It will take some research and testing to implement a workable scenario.
Personally I would go down the AutoCad Windows within OS X it is
relatively free, see what the leader does then go shopping.
Cheers!
RobD...
On 09Jun2009, at 2:43 pm, Paul Weaver wrote:
We have a daughter who may be doing an architectural drafting course
at TAFE next year. Does anyone know what CAD progs they are using
and can iMacs be in the picture?
Cheers, Paul.
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