Klaus,
Hey! I'm pleased to find out that someone else out there knows how to
go back to the basics and use the 'right triangle' approach! When I was
without network access, without my reference books, and had to figure
out the lumber needed to build an extension on my mother's house, it was
don
to buy it, so I had to dump it :-(
Cristian Burneci
> Date: Wed, 31 Oct 2001 14:25:16 -0400
> From: "L.D. Best" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: CAD programs
> Does anyone know of a simple to use [code would be complex, of course]
> "drafting" program
L.D.Best wrote:
>Another nice thing would be if I provide a number of distances, it could
>do the trig or whatever to compute the unknown distance/angle.
>...
>I don't have my fancy calculator that did trig functions any longer, I
>would have to look in Encyclopaedia Britannica to find the trig
>e
We have an older version of AutoCAD which my son swears by. I look at
it and I'm lost.
I downloaded GammaCAD which will run in Win3.1 ... never finished the
tutorial. :(
Does anyone know of a simple to use [code would be complex, of course]
"drafting" program where I can tell it the distances a
