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Do you know the best CAD software?

2009-03-03View Original

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Which version of CAD is the best and least prone to errors? I use CAD 2007, and it sometimes produces critical errors. Then turn it off. If you know anyone, please recommend them
Reply #22009-03-03
AUOCAD2002, 2004, and 2008 are all very stable.
Reply #32009-03-03
I haven’t heard about LZ’s situation; was it not installed properly? Could it be poisoning?
Reply #42009-03-03
I’ve been using CAD 2008 for just a few days, and so far I haven’t encountered any problems
Reply #52009-03-04
The 04 Chinese version is quite useful, while the 08 version is average
Reply #62009-03-04
In the event of a fatal error, it is recommended to use a different version; the reason for this is mostly related to problems with the installation files. CAD has not yet detected any significant instability due to different versions.
Reply #72009-03-04
It’s best to use the 2006 version; I have used all the different versions
Reply #82009-03-04
AUTOCAD2004 green version without installation, small in size and fast in speed; I’ve been using it all along.
Reply #92009-03-04
There is no such thing as a software that is inherently good or bad; it’s merely a matter of whether it’s convenient to use or not. I’m currently using version 2004, and so are other colleagues in my company. Perhaps everyone is accustomed to using it, or there may be other reasons, but personally, I can’t say which one is better or worse – it’s just a question of whether one is accustomed to it or not.
Reply #102009-03-04
I think the most user-friendly version of CAD is 2008, followed by 2005; the least user-friendly one is 2006, as it is slow and unstable!
Reply #112009-03-04
Do you have a green version? Could you give it to me? I prefer using the green one. Does it have all the necessary functions?
Reply #122009-03-04
I have been using 2004 all along and haven’t encountered the problem the original poster is facing – could it be a virus infection?
Reply #132009-03-04
I’ve been using the 2006 version all along! !
Reply #142009-03-04
Is it a computer issue with the original poster? I’m also using version 07! It works really well; no problems have occurred. I suggest reinstalling the computer, and then reinstall CAD as well
Reply #152009-03-05
I personally think the same way; is there anything that’s good or not? If it doesn’t work well, will CAD companies withdraw these versions?
Reply #162009-03-05
Proe must be much better than CAD! @!
Reply #172009-03-05
The 2006 version is the most user-friendly. I’m using the 2008 version currently; the drawings I create can only be opened by CAD in the 2008 version. Our manager is from the 2006 version. So every time the diagram is completed, it has to be saved in the 2006 format before the manager can view it. It’s quite troublesome.
Reply #182009-03-05
Mine is from 07 and it’s still working well. If the original one doesn’t work, just go with the next one

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