Thanks for this! I think all of us that used the program got really nervous when Autodesk took it over - these big companies are NEVER good stewards of programs like this. They think their program solves everybody's needs. It happened to Pads, it happened to PCAD, now Eagle. And it screws hundreds of companies the use the program being sunsetted in the process. Usually for most companies, it is only and annoyance costing thousands of hours of engineering time to convert. That is expensive enough. But when agency certifications are involved, the dollar cost goes up exponentially. I sure wish Autodesk would just public domain Eagle for those of us locked in - and continue selling Fusion. Oh - but if they public domain Eagle, they think they will lose Fusion sales. Not really - those people that can't convert never WILL buy Fusion. How long before Autocad screws over Fusion users with something even newer? 5 years? 10 years? Our engineering needs are NOT driven by internal Autocad marketing financial goals.
