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From: helm@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Kent Helm)
Subject: ARCHITECT program for IBM PC's
Message-ID: <Byozy4.M3D@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Summary: Designing a Home on a PC
Keywords: computer, CAD, house design
Organization: Intel Corporation
Date: Thu, 3 Dec 1992 16:46:51 GMT
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Anyone out there heard of, or used a program called ARCHITECT?
I was told it is a pretty good "do-it-yourself" home design
program for IBM compatible PC's.
I'm not interested in blueprint quality stuff, but something flexible
enough to let me play with designs without having to learn 8,000
commands (like AutoCAD requires).
I need something good enough to get me close enough to what I want
so I can show an architect.
Thanks,
Kent Helm
(503) 696-2187
Newsgroups: alt.architecture
Path:
psuvm!atlantis.psu.edu!psuvax1!wupost!cs.utexas.edu!asuvax!chnews!hfglobe!helm
From: helm@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Kent Helm)
Subject: ARCHITECT program for IBM PC's
Message-ID: <Byozy4.M3D@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Summary: Designing a Home on a PC
Keywords: computer, CAD, house design
Organization: Intel Corporation
Date: Thu, 3 Dec 1992 16:46:51 GMT
Lines: 18
Anyone out there heard of, or used a program called ARCHITECT?
I was told it is a pretty good "do-it-yourself" home design
program for IBM compatible PC's.
I'm not interested in blueprint quality stuff, but something flexible
enough to let me play with designs without having to learn 8,000
commands (like AutoCAD requires).
I need something good enough to get me close enough to what I want
so I can show an architect.
Thanks,
Kent Helm
(503) 696-2187