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AutoCAD LT 2007 [OLD VERSION] | ![AutoCAD LT 2007 [OLD VERSION]](http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41T2YNAET3L._SL160_.jpg)
 enlarge | From: Autodesk PSG
Category: Software
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Rating:  9 reviews
Sales Rank: 2664
Format: Cd-rom
Platform: Windows Xp
Media: CD-ROM
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Operating System: Windows XP
Shipping Weight (lbs): 3
Dimensions (in): 9.8 x 7.9 x 2.5
MPN: 05727-051452-9000
Model: 05727-051452-900
UPC: 606121719953
EAN: 0606121719953
ASIN: B000F4CV1C
Release Date: April 2, 2006
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| Features:
| • | Streamline day-to-day tasks with this 2-D drafting software | | • | Native DWG file format compatibility; Dynamic Blocks | | • | Integration of the popular layer management Express Tools | | • | Get efficient plotting through a streamlined plot user interface | | • | Easily share information electronically with team members |
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Product Description
AutoCAD LT gets you through every drafting task, making you more productive. From drafting to publishing to sharing, new tools and features focus on getting you through your everyday tasks quicker and with fewer errors. Efficient drafting means across-the-board improvements to help ensure that the time-consuming tasks you do every day won't slow you down. Simplified data exchange leads to fast, secure collaboration among team members no matter where they are -- the quicker you share, the quicker you finish. Painless plotting means you can spend more time on the front end designing and less time on plotting. Dynamic Blocks, integration of layer management Express Tools, and powerful drafting enhancements. Everyday tasks are streamlined with just one thing in mind -- boosting your productivity. No matter what phase of the 2D design process you find yourself in, AutoCAD LT 2007 makes it more productive. You'll create, collaborate, and deliver more efficiently than ever. Group or ungroup pan and zoom commands Customize content and preassign tool properties Design and insert tables, with text and calculations Tabs, indents, bullets and numbering Create multiple hatches, edit hatch origins and calculate hatch areas Read and write to past versions of AutoCAD and DWF
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| Customer Reviews: Read 4 more reviews...
 Good Product April 3, 2007
John A. Zofko III
I have used ACAD since version 9, I have used 10, and then LT 97, then I recently upgraded to v 2007... Good solid program, there were some nice enhancements especially since 97, 10 years can do wonders for a a product...
A little more than I would have liked to spend, but it has what my company needs to do some simple drafting...
AutoDesk AutoCad Lt. March 19, 2007
Scott Jackson Iss Drives LLC
Product is as advertised. If you have used previous versions you will be happy with some of the changes.
AutoCAD 2007 LT March 16, 2007
Hugo N. Fry (Pugetopolis, USA)
2 out of 3 found this review helpful
AutoCAD 2007 LT is a couple of steps above AutoCAD 2002 as far as ease of use but its still a 2D CAD program which isn't especially too far beyond pencil, compass, and straight edge.
 Adequate program March 3, 2007
Kenneth K. Carrell (Ladera Ranch, CA USA)
6 out of 6 found this review helpful
I've been using AutoCAD (full version) since version 9. I bought the LT version for my draftsman to use works fine for what it does, but LT lacks enough of the things the full version does that I won't buy it again.
The most important thing I use are lisp routines and LT doesn't support that. That reduces my drafting speed substantially. It also doesn't support 3D. While that's not important to me, I sometimes use it to help see parts of a building to make sure everything works together.
Overall, AutoCAD (both full and LT) is a fine program, but they need to keep backwards compatibility. If you can afford $4,000 for the full version, you'd be better off. But if not LT will work in a pinch.
A Step Forward November 9, 2006
Dirk J. Willard (Chicago, IL)
26 out of 27 found this review helpful
I took some time before I bought AutoCAD LT. It was a big investment for an engineer but well-worth the trouble--I am glad I waited. So many improvements, so little time. My first exposure to AutoCAD was filling in for my CAD operator after her untimely lay-off (Companies are usually stupid in these matters.) I rushed to learn AutoCAD 11 so I could fix the drawings. Since then, I have tracked AutoCAD's developments; AutoCAD LT 2007 is even a big improvement over AutoCAD 2004. If you do consulting, you need this software.
Since I spend most of my time in Publishing as an editor for Chemical Processing magazine, I was concerned with compatibility with other software. Afterall, what good is any software if others, who don't have $900 to pay for AutoCAD, can't use what you send them? This dilemma is easily handled by this software. Here was my problem: my production people use Adobe Illustrator, a poor cousin to AutoCAD and designed for magazines only; I am not impressed by software support by Adobe (They hung up on me!). I could not produce quality drawings that production could edit and Powerpoint (What I used before AutoCAD) is a pitiful solution that won't produce quality.With some finagling and emails to experts in AutoCAD (not AutoDesk), I found the solution: convert my files to AuotCAD 2000.DWG files. This worked flawlessly allowing the Illustrator users to edit my drawings---perfect.
I am working my way through several textbooks on AutoCAD to get up to speed. Someday, I will probably want to re-enter engineering and hope to have the skills I need. (See my other reviews for information on some good and bad AutoCAD training material.)
There is one flaw, which I am waiting for AutoCAD to address: the help file. It is terrible! Were it not for the excellent work done so far in this edition, I would dock them a few stars. Here's the trick: just keep hitting cancel when you get the pop-up error window. After half-a-dozen clicks you will find the answers you need in the help file. It's just a pain.
If you are waiting for a good version of AutoCAD to latch onto--- buy this.
One comment to AutoDesk: since you copied several good ideas from Powerpoint why didn't you copy paintbrush? That would be a nice feature.
03/06/07:
One problem cropped up: customer support on reloads. I went through a bout of hard drive failures during the past 6 months. After the last one, I was told that I had exceeded my limit on downloads. Working through email customer support was useless but the phone support was sucessful in issuing a new authorization code. Just make sure that you keep your receipt. If you buy through Amazon that should be easy; Amazon keeps a record of your purchases.
I hope this review helped. If so, please vote.
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