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Question: I am looking for a school on the west coast to imporve my CADD skills
on a Mac, for Residential Design. I have an Associate Degree in Arch.I
currently have a Turbo Cadd Program as recommended by Fine Hbdg. but am not
very proficient at it please advise.
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question: I am looking for a school on the west coast to up my CADD skills
on a Mac, for Residential Design. I have an Associate Degree in Arch.I
currently have a Turbo Cadd Program as recomended by fine Hbdg. but am not
very proficient at it please advise.
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Question: I am looking for a school on the west coast to imporve my CADD skills
on a Mac, for Residential Design. I have an Associate Degree in Arch.I
currently have a Turbo Cadd Program as recommended by Fine Hbdg. but am not
very proficient at it please advise.
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Greg, did you buy TC based on a FH article a couple of years ago? I ask because the version they discuss in that article is about three versions ago (they just came out with v6, I'm waiting for mine), all of which are less user frindly than the review version. Also, the general feeling seems to be that the mac version is nowhere near as good as the other one; if you aren't getting anywhere, you may want to consider a program designed for Mac. You probably know about the user forums at Turbocad.com? They are your best bet for solving problems.