Okay - Just updated form QC8 to AS9.....

[Anonymous]

Tell me in one million words or less, what changes and advantages there are? Thanks, Dave

[Anonymous]

You can open and save in DWG 2004 format (but your text will still do weird things in the DWGs) You have better control over plot line widths. Autodesk made $100. DBF wrote: > Tell me in one million words or less, what changes and advantages there are? > > Thanks, > Dave > >

[Anonymous]

Well I do get a rebate of US$50, so I am only out about $66 US. But yeah, I can see that it prolly wasn't worth it. My first clue was when I moved my custom toolbars from QC8 to AS9 and they worked just fine. Oh well. Now I am ready for the next upgrade - lol. Dave "Len Rafuse" wrote in message news:41667969$1_1@newsprd01... > You can open and save in DWG 2004 format (but your text will still do > weird things in the DWGs) > > You have better control over plot line widths. > > Autodesk made $100. > > DBF wrote: > > Tell me in one million words or less, what changes and advantages there are? > > > > Thanks, > > Dave > > > > >

[Anonymous]

The better plot control is a really good improvement. DBF wrote: > Well I do get a rebate of US$50, so I am only out about $66 US. > But yeah, I can see that it prolly wasn't worth it. > My first clue was when I moved my custom toolbars from QC8 to AS9 and they > worked just fine. > Oh well. > Now I am ready for the next upgrade - lol. > Dave > > "Len Rafuse" wrote in message > news:41667969$1_1@newsprd01... > >>You can open and save in DWG 2004 format (but your text will still do >>weird things in the DWGs) >> >>You have better control over plot line widths. >> >>Autodesk made $100. >> >>DBF wrote: >> >>>Tell me in one million words or less, what changes and advantages there > > are? > >>>Thanks, >>>Dave >>> >>> >> > >