We just got SketchUp recently, for use by our designer. The downloadable demo is fully-functional for eight hours. After that, you gotta pay. Cool software, however; although I'm not sure how much use it would be for a woodworker.
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Tim, I'd love to shake your hand. I'm not meaning to hijack the thread, but I have to tell you that Finale saved my @$$ quite a few times in college. I was a Music Ed major before I got into computers, and I don't think I could've survived Jazz Comp and Arranging without the help of Finale!
As for me and my plans. I either get a vauge idea drawn out or I use someone else's plans and modify them as I need. I've tried a couple of el cheapo cad programs myself without much sucess."It's a dog eat dog world out there, and I'm wearing Milk-Bone underwear."- Norm (from Cheers)
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$499 actually -- WAY out of my budget.quote:Originally posted by dlminehart
Unfortunately, Sketchup is really expensive. $450, I believe.
I'm happy to see so many Finale users (and people familiar with Finale) here.
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