Seems I need to find a new career that does not involve lifting or climbing, after my near fatal fall. I'm thinking of getting back into using autocad autodesk, (barely learned some of it in the distant past) and need to see if I can become good enough to get hired by someone. I therefore need a version to work with, but at nearly 4K per copy, I would rather wait until I decide to for sure commit to it, before I but a 4K program and a 3K computer. Anyone got a copy of it around that I could borrow for 2 or 3 months? Any version would do, for now. If you are willing, contact me off list, at since it is not legal to sell autodesk to a third party. I don't think there is a problem with borrowing, but it would be best to keep it below the table, me thinks.

Maybe try your local community college. I know years ago our local one taught a class. Maybe try sketch up as well. Mike in Ohio

Autodesk to borrow?

Apr 10, 2014 43 Replies

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Leon 12 years ago

Good luck..

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Morgans 12 years ago

Tanks.

I have an older set of text books and workbooks. Anyone here on list consider themselves enough of an autodesk autocad expert that I could ask a question once in a while if I get in a jam?

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Lew Hodgett 12 years ago

------------------------------------------------------------------ Sounds like a plan.

Good luck.

Sounds like you could use some.

Lew

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Bob 12 years ago

another dipshit troll

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