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I agree with you. I work as a civil engineer and the company I work, the wealthiest private construction company in the uk, offered me a windows laptop but I refused. I've never had any problems with my macs and I use autocad on it and love it. I would like to be able to do my cut and fill and make surfaces on civil 3d but I'll have to do it through virtual machines. I would buy it if it ever came out for sure.
I was traumatized many years ago when I was designing a staircase for my Architectural project in college. Windows crashed and I lost my design. I was livid and I love my Mac, it's solid. I love Autocad for my Mac. I'm trying to use Civil 3D on my Mac now. Hopefully it's ok.
Marty
@Anonymouswrote: Not trying to argue or justfy anything here. At $200 an hour with 8 designers a network issue costs me so much that I want/need/prefer the reliability I get from my mac stuff. I'm sure there are other out there the same. Stand alone with a few crashes might be fine. I'm talking a commercial design business where given the option I'd take it tomorrow. Appreciate Peter said they are not looking at it. I'm just saying open your eyes, there has to be more people like me around. Minority, possibly but the numbers are and will grow, and I'd say rapidly.
