ADT vs. REVIT

[Anonymous]

I am currently using ADT 3.3 and am considering upgrading, yet am curious about REVIT. Naturally, increased productivity is big issue.

[Anonymous]

sigrid pearson wrote: > I am currently using ADT 3.3 and am considering upgrading, yet am curious about REVIT. Naturally, increased productivity is big issue. Sigrid, do a search using the words 'ADT' and 'Revit' on these newsgroups, as well as over at AUGI.COM. This issue has been discussed in length. And the only real answer: Download the Demo, and use Revit for 60 days. See if it fits your needs and your workflow, and lots of questions here as you do, and then, and only then, will you really understand if it's a good tool for you to go with, or whether you should just stick with ADT and go with the improved ADT 2005. -- Jeffrey McGrew Application Specialist BSD AEC Technologies, a division of ID8 Media Inc. (415) 593-6000 x 129 (415) 593-3333 Fax (415) 505-4689 Cell www.aectech.com www.id8media.com

[Anonymous]

Sigrid, don't waste your time, just get the Revit if you've been thinking about it! I went from ADT 3.3 to Revit and I now enjoy working for a change, it's just like playing games all daylong! It's much easier to learn and much faster than the ADT. I haven't seen the new ADT 2004 but from what I've heard it's almost as good as Revit! It would take some convincing, for me to go back to ADT.

[Anonymous]

definately get over to www.augi.com and read some of the discussions. The AUGI forums are now the premier location for discussing all things Autodesk! "sigrid pearson" wrote in message news:14695480.1088554140126.JavaMail.jive@jiveforum2... > I am currently using ADT 3.3 and am considering upgrading, yet am curious about REVIT. Naturally, increased productivity is big issue.