On Wednesday 24 April 2002 14:30, Marco Mailand wrote:
>
> > 4) I'm an architect and have heard that there are project management
> > and cad software available. Can anyone give me a heads up?
>
> CAD is not really possible. It's sort of handdrawing with straigthened
> lines what's achievable on the Newton. I recommend to use the normal
> Notepad for skeches or the NewtonWorks extension WorksDraw which adds
> several very useful tools. However, there's no means to enter or edit
> graphical shapes with exact dimensions nor is there something like DXF
> import/export. Also the 3D capabilities have never been more addressed
> than with a few demo programs.
> Many very useful Works additions you'll find here:
> http://www.unna.org/unna/applications/NewtonWorks/
>
Sorry to reply via you, Marco, but I couldn't find the original message
anymore.
There is PocketHouseMap. It's on Unna, it's free, and it's a kick-ass
surveying program, with good desktop connectivity.
IIRC, it even does DXF!
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