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*Bennett, T
How much is that doggy in the window?
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10-03-2003 06:25 AM
I just called my reseller, he couldn't tell me a price. Anyone got a
ballpark?
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Todd Bennett
Celerity Group, Inc
tbennett@celerity.net
ballpark?
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Todd Bennett
Celerity Group, Inc
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Re: How much is that doggy in the window?
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10-03-2003 10:53 AM in reply to:
*Bennett, T
In addition to your local resellers, more AutoCAD Electrical pricing information is available by visiting estore.autodesk.com or by calling 1-888-225-5842.
Upgrade pricing is also available to AutoCAD Electrical for AutoCAD users. It contains full AutoCAD functionality.
You can also register to attend a weekly webcast for a detailed product demonstration.
Call 1-888-225-5842 for more information.
Upgrade pricing is also available to AutoCAD Electrical for AutoCAD users. It contains full AutoCAD functionality.
You can also register to attend a weekly webcast for a detailed product demonstration.
Call 1-888-225-5842 for more information.
*Bennett, T
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10-06-2003 03:10 AM in reply to:
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I see. It's more than PTC's Routed
Systems Designer. Too bad. I'm not a PTC fan, however, RSD is far
more impressive for the same price. I was hoping AutoCAD Electrical would
be competitively priced. Heck, I already have AutoCAD.
Systems Designer. Too bad. I'm not a PTC fan, however, RSD is far
more impressive for the same price. I was hoping AutoCAD Electrical would
be competitively priced. Heck, I already have AutoCAD.
Unfortunately it is geared for one niche. As
someone who does electrical, plumbing, and p&id, it would only cover
1/3 of my needs for a whole lot of do-ra-mi. Then I've got to get another
program to do the rest. Ouch!
someone who does electrical, plumbing, and p&id, it would only cover
1/3 of my needs for a whole lot of do-ra-mi. Then I've got to get another
program to do the rest. Ouch!
In the end, it looks like a strong program,
especially if you're already familiar with AutoCAD.
especially if you're already familiar with AutoCAD.
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addition to your local resellers, more AutoCAD Electrical pricing information
is available by visiting estore.autodesk.com or by calling 1-888-225-5842.
Upgrade pricing is also available to AutoCAD Electrical for AutoCAD users.
It contains full AutoCAD functionality.
You can also register to attend a weekly webcast for a detailed product
demonstration.
Call 1-888-225-5842 for more information.
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10-06-2003 03:29 AM in reply to:
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What version of Acad do you have. You should be able to get an upgrade price from whatever version you are currently running.
Rob Stein
INCAT
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Rob Stein
INCAT
rstein@incat.com
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11-06-2003 08:36 AM in reply to:
*Bennett, T
I would say the main benefit as I have found is
that it cuts drawing creation time by about 25% and
that it cuts drawing creation time by about 25% and
drawing revision time by around 50% or more.
The drawing revision time really goes down when a client
The drawing revision time really goes down when a client
changes the tagging format of items, i.e. relays
CR-124 and CR-345 are now tagged AR (Alarm Relay) and
CR-124 and CR-345 are now tagged AR (Alarm Relay) and
MFTR (Master Fuel Trip Relay) the beauty of
Electrical is that all of the child contacts also update
automatically.
Electrical is that all of the child contacts also update
automatically.
Phil Custer, PE
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I see. It's more than PTC's
Routed Systems Designer. Too bad. I'm not a PTC fan, however, RSD
is far more impressive for the same price. I was hoping AutoCAD
Electrical would be competitively priced. Heck, I already have
AutoCAD.
Unfortunately it is geared for one niche.
As someone who does electrical, plumbing, and p&id, it would only
cover 1/3 of my needs for a whole lot of do-ra-mi. Then I've got to get
another program to do the rest. Ouch!
In the end, it looks like a strong program,
especially if you're already familiar with AutoCAD.
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addition to your local resellers, more AutoCAD Electrical pricing
information is available by visiting estore.autodesk.com or by calling
1-888-225-5842.
Upgrade pricing is also available to AutoCAD Electrical for AutoCAD
users. It contains full AutoCAD functionality.
You can also register to attend a weekly webcast for a detailed product
demonstration.
Call 1-888-225-5842 for more
information.
