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The CAD software from 2007 isn’t comfortable to use at all – what do you think?
If it’s not comfortable, can I change it? I’m using the 2008 model and it works fine for me; I heard there’s a 2010 version too:lol
For CAD, R14 is still better:lol
Versions of CAD since 2000 are largely similar; if one is used to a lower version, even when using a higher version, it’s possible to revert many settings back to their original state. *Get used to it.
I prefer the right-click and middle-click functions in the newer versions of CAD, as well as CAD’s grip and tracking features; they are not only convenient to use but also help **increase drawing speed**. In my opinion, whether something is comfortable or not is just a matter of *habit.
I upgraded step by step from R10 to the current version; I’m using 2009 now. I think each version brings significant improvements, making it increasingly useful. If there’s a official version of 2010, I will upgrade again. It’s a waste to revert a higher version back to a lower one.
I’m not sure how many of you use CAD 2005; our company uses version 2005 uniformly. Higher versions might cause inconvenience for customers in commercial settings. I tried a higher version some time ago – at first it was a bit difficult to get used to, but after a few days I found it very useful. I think that generally, higher-version software should have its advantages
It’s still being used in 2004, as usual; so many years have passed. I also prefer this version! :lol
I think it’s all a matter of habit; I find 07 to be good, and also our company’s CAD has been further developed! ! Not bad! !