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Ed was more gentle - "ugh" I think he said.
On the other hand, I went from Qcad to LibreCAD... ?
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I installed qcad yesterday and played around with it a bit. It definitely has advantages over the others I've tried, but I like the constraints that freecad has. Makes some placements easier. For some reason, tho, qcad will not remember the dimension settings. I set it to decimal, open a new drawing and it changes my preference back to engineering. If I wanted engineering, I would have selected it!
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I guess I should have posted in the introduction first but thanks for the welcome. I'll do that now.
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I probably shouldn't have been so emphatic as my experience with cad is limited and from a past life. So I will edit my thoughts and say that Qcad seemed much more friendly with my experience level.
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I use QCAD to print on the Apple side of my computer. It won't even remember paper size Vinny. Have to set it every time.
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Greg