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I’d like to ask what version of CAD is used by the various large design institutes?

2010-11-12View Original

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I have been using version 04 all this time; I’m not sure which versions are more common in design institutes
Reply #22010-11-16
AUTO CAD 2004. An authorized copy that can be used on multiple computers simultaneously. For higher versions of CAD, an online verification is required during installation.
Reply #32010-11-18
Version 04 is generally used. In version 04, the system may crash when the crosshair is placed on a tab; therefore, version 08 is sometimes used, but it is still saved in version 04 format in the end
Reply #42010-11-18
Reply to 3# *aohuan*ong37: Oh, thank you. By the way, where are you located?
Reply #52010-11-18
Hehe, I’ve been sticking with version 04 – I’m too lazy to install other versions
Reply #62010-11-19
Reply to 1# kevin101134: Some versions are recognized as being relatively stable and can be used for a long time. However, as new versions are released, there may be even more stable versions after a few updates, and their functions will certainly be better than those of the older versions. Therefore, when using older software, it’s advisable to keep an eye on the newer versions.
Reply #72010-11-19
Reply to 7# Haitian LSHW: Hehe, thanks for the advice. My friend and I are in the same major; I’m from Tianjin University. Where are you from?
Reply #82010-11-19
What is the point of the original poster asking such a question? I really don’t understand what’s wrong with Hai Chuan these days
Reply #92010-11-19
Reply to 9# Song Qingshan: If this student doesn’t want to answer, please move on; you weren’t asked to come here

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