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Expert: - 5/30/2004


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Any comments or opinions on using AutoCAD LT 2004 for Cabinetry plan drawings?
              Thanks, Mike.

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Hi -- Just have a moment.
Go ahead and use LT (and buy 2005 not 2004, unless you already have it)-- but check out if you need the table creation capabilities of AutoCAD 2005 and are in a large enough firm that full  AutoCAD or ADT might  be cost effective. I personally like to use 3D, but you may not need it.
There might be some other useful program, but I can't speak well to that.
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