I do not have any problems with LT2000i and LT2002 on the same machine, but
I do not have ADT enabler installed, and that could be the problem.
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Dean Saadallah
www.pendean.com
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"David McLaughlin" wrote in message
news:3BC1CD52.60983311@cbcl.ca...
> Thanks Dean,
>
> The reason I didn't reply sooner was was I know you take the weekends off.
So
> do I....
>
> The problem I was referring to was our CAD Manager was having. He uses ALT
> (I'm not sure the version, but it's the one that is similar to 2000i) as
his
> main drawing package. He installed LT 2002 to do some evaluation, and when
he
> went back to ALT, it was giving him an error when it was starting up.
There
> was a file ADT couldn't find. I'm not sure if paths were changed during
> setup. He ended up reinstalling ALT. He wasn't very happy with me.
>
> For the last few months I have been doing some evaluation of the drafting
> needs at our office, to determine if the full version of AutoCAD should be
> our main package. After reading Autodesk's statement that AutoCAD LT 2002
> uses the same DWG file format that is used in all of the Autodesk
solutions
> that are built on AutoCAD 2000, 2000i, and 2002.
> That includes Autodesk Architectural Desktop 2, 2i, 3, and 3.3
> AutoCAD Mechanical 2000, 2000i, and 6
> Mechanical Desktop 4 and 5
> AutoCAD Land Development Desktop 2, 2i, and Autodesk® Land Desktop 3
> AutoCAD Map 2000 and 2000i and Autodesk® Map 5
>
> I've been using AutoCAD LT myself with the addition of one of drcauto OME
> Partner's "Mech-Q" I have come to the conclusion that approximately 80%
of
> our seats could function exactly as they are now if we used AutoCAD LT.
I'm
> quit confident we would end up with a very comprehensive & stable drafting
> system. Oh ya, did I mention the fact the total cost of this set up is
> approximately 1/5 the cost of a full version of AutoCAD?
>
> AutoCAD LT does by no means do everything the full version of AutoCAD
does. I
> certainly not telling everyone to abandoned the full package. I'm just
saying
> to evaluate your needs. There could be alternatives available.
>
> P.S.
> I'm also very interested to see what PenDean Inc. has to offer to the
AutoCAD
> LT 2002 customers
>
>
>
> Dean Saadallah wrote:
>
> > Sure you can: i there a problem you are experiencing, hence the
question?
> >
> > --
> > Dean Saadallah
> > www.pendean.com
> > --
> >
> > "David McLaughlin" wrote in message
> > news:3BBDE1EE.593EB8F6@cbcl.ca...
> > > My last question should have read AutoCAD 2002LT & AutoCAD 2000i
> > > Sorry
> > >
> > > Dave
> > >
> > > David McLaughlin wrote:
> > > >
> > > > Should there be any reason I can't have AutoCAD 2002LT & say AutoCAD
> > > > 2002i installed on the same machine?
> > > >
> > > > Thanks
> > > >
> > > > David M. McLaughlin
> > > > CBCL Limited
> > > > Halifax, NS CANADA
> > > > Sr. Mechanical Draftsmen (Building Services)
> > > > Davidm@cbcl.ca
> > >
> > > --
>
> --
> David M. McLaughlin
>
> CBCL Limited,
>
> Halifax, N.S.
>
> Sr. Mechanical Draftsmen (Building Services)
>
> davidm@cbcl.ca
>
> http://www.cbcl.ca
>
>
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