I was told u can get AutoCAD with limwire but in can not seem to overcome the obstacles(virus), what can i do?
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buy a copy...don't try to prirate software
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college/nightschool is the best option \n\nor u could just go buy autocad and practice
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Try this link.  It leads to a program that lets you open a .dwf file.\nhttp://usa.autodesk.com/adsk/servlet/index?siteID=123112&id=2404513
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here is 2 free, and easy to use programs \n\nhttp://www.snapfiles.com/get/wysiwygwebbuilder.html\n\nhttp://www.snapfiles.com/get/namu6.html
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u install old version of autocad on windows NT version like windows Xp,2003,2000\n\nso u have to setup this version on in windows 98
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I have a bought version of Alibre (very very good). It's not as powerful as autocad for 2d, not as powerful as soldiwords for 3D but having a free version and being very inexpensive, it's very good.\n\nAlibre Express has a 3D aspect, which can be translated to the standard 2D format for layout on a template, or plain old 2D. Many export formats and easy to print a completely dimensioned drawing. Section views, detail views, mass property calculations (3d), and much more. Anyways it's the best 3D/2D for free I've seen.
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You can download free trial software from Autodesk, the publishers of AutoCAD.\nhttp://www.autodesk.com
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go to CNet.com\ndown load Limwire\nand then it's free\n\nGood Luck\n\nhave fun
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Well it's not a legal way too but I recommend downloading\n\nAzureus from Sourceforge (see sources) and searching for it on Mininova (see sources)
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to solve the problem you can do the next steps: \n1.Install ZoneAlarm firewall free or other firewall who will report any application that is trying to connect to a resource (not the best solution but a good one);\n2.when your computer is connected on the network, start autocad. and see what firewall tells you. You can block the access of your application to some network resources that are slowing the app startup or see where the app tries to connect and fix the problem in the way you want.
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a few ways.\nyou could just redraw it, it doesnt need to be scanned for that.\n\nyou could insert it as an image in your dwg and trace over everything (digitize), or just leave it like that and draw new entities over the top of it. if you do this I recommend making it a 2bit tiff file, that way it takes on properties like color from autocad.\n\nif you have the means to make a pdf out of your image you could use a pdf to dxf conversion software package. like \nhttp://www.aidecad.com/\nto create a dxf of it and insert in your dwg. now the dxf's are made up of all lines, even the text, so file sizes can get kinda big, but you can insert it in your dwg as a block and be able to dimension it and snap to endpoints etc...\n\nthere may be other ways but one of these is how I would do it.\ngood luck
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Like what? Contact your company and ask them. Usually the only thing you might download from them would be the anti virus utility they supply (if they do)
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Autodesk recommends 1GB of RAM in their system requirements. 512 is the absolute minimum required RAM. Does your system meet these requirements.\n\nIf you're looking for more on tuning a bare minimum system (512MB RAM) to work with Inventor, visit http://www.autodesk.com/inventor-graphic-cards.
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the only software that may work is Poser and I don't even know if it's still around it's been awhile since I've even looked at it. It's a simple 3d modelling and is very basic and doesn't really look that great. \n\nI would suggest that you find somebody who is good at drawing and see if they may be interested in working with you on it.
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Check out SketchUp.  Not exactly Autocad and only free as in beer, but it looks pretty cool.\n\nYou can also find lots of CAD programs on freshmeat.net or get a trial copy of AutoCAD.
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Try downloading a I-mesh.\n\nThey may have it.
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I thinkl Autodesk Autocad will be the best one. You can download a trial at \n\nhttp://www.autodesk.com/