Dear natashal84,
Thank you so much for your interest and your thoughts. I finally got an
autodesk tech guy to crawl around in my computer. Getting to a human was
horrible, but he was great.
My 2014 AutoCAD LT was barely compatible with Windows 10, but a Microsoft
update increased the sophistication of Windows beyond what my 2014 program
could handle. I was forced to purchase a newer drawing program.
The downside: AutoCAD pricing for the new versions are steep and climbing.
I had to have my tech guy watching over the installation to handle crap
that was beyond my ability. I'm not a computer wizard and having my guy
proved to be necessary for a successful download and install; but it
shouldn't be that difficult.
The upside: AutoCAD LT 2018 plays well with the 2014 program; victory! It
imported all my customized settings with one click. That's never happened
before and saved me a ton of time and frustration. Running smoothly now
although I'm lighter in the wallet.
Again, thanks to Natasha and all who offered their intellect, energy, and
creativity to my issue. Very much appreciated.
Dennis Dinser, Arcadian Design