Is CAD for Me?

Is CAD for Me?

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    Nigel Graham 2
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      @nigelgraham2

      Thank you.

      I remember the Viewer-only limit being stated, possibly in MEW. I did follow the first instalment in the magazine, but I have deleted the resulting file.

      Though I had found by experiment how to enlarge and recess that scribing-block's base similarly to a real one I own, to make it more stable!

      I lost heart after missing two editions of MEW despite being sure I'd specified my first subscription issue correctly, at the same time as meeting big, insoluble difficulties with TurboCAD. I had bought the first edition in WH Smiths, on the strength of the Alibre ads in ME magazine; thinking with the serial as well I'd find Alibre Atom simpler to learn.

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      Colin Heseltine
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        Nigel,

        I know you have lost heart but are you aware that there is a full copy of the MEW course available to load as pdf file from the Alibre site. I believe you should have had a link to it when you had the trial version. This is significantly easier to follow as all the Alibre screen prints are a size where they can be easily read, rather than the magnifying glass I had to use for the screen prints in MEW.

        Colin

        #416439
        Nigel Graham 2
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          @nigelgraham2

          Thank you Colin.

          I remember seeing that edition of the course mentioned, yes.

          Not only a readable size as-is, but can also be enlarged a bit further by the normal screen controls (as I have often done with pdf documents.)

          I doubt I still have the link as I no longer have the original trial version, but although the Alibre short-cut's there on the screen, trying to open it fails immediately with a Licence Expired message.

          I re-loaded it yesterday to avoid operating-system problems SillyOldDuffer warned me may occur by my having merely deleted the programme, rather than removing it properly. (I'd forgotten where to find the control.)

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          BTW I had an amusing moment when I followed that CAD/CAM link JasonB posted a few message back. I have set my PC's protection fairly high, but I'd not bargained for making a model water-pump to arouse the "BT Parental Controls" into asking if I wished to authorise my reading it! smiley

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