Economical and smooth transition from AutoCAD. Thank you for the welcoming letter and comments. It was in the mid to late 80's when I first begin using autoCAD for my work as product designer for a small manufacturing company in the Midwest. It was a great tool and was a great transition from working on the board with all the necessary drafting implements. When I retired in 2004 that was the end of accessing any of the upgrades as they became available. Although I am an avid DIY'er and enjoy woodworking as a hobby, I couldn't justify the expense of getting the new releases. Now with the availability of progeCAD I have access to software that works perfectly with all my existing drawings and allows me to create new drawings without any additional training. I want to compliment you for making this available at such a reasonable cost. In conclusion, I would recommend this to anyone that likes to start any project with a well developed and thought out plan. Thanks, Rollin

Have not gotten into progeCAD a lot… Have not gotten into progeCAD a lot yet. I still have a project on AutoCAD.... But what I have done so far is user friendly and I will be learning slowly. I still churn out most of my own work these days.

proge cad support sucs get support that can help progecad support sucks lack of knowledge by so called support technichian

Great program, easy switch. Our company has used Autodesk AutoCAD for years, our needs are much simpler than many, but in switching it has been seamless. The GUI is not as polished as AutoCAD, but that doesn't effect the end result any. We have fully switched and will likely not be going anywhere else.

progeCAD is very very similar to… progeCAD is very very similar to Autocad and I like it. And the price is right.