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VersaCAD Macintosh 2001
VersaCAD® Macintosh 2001 software is a full production design
and drafting package for Apple® Macintosh® computers, prior to
Mac OS X. For details on the version of VersaCAD software built
for Mac OS X 10.3 and greater, click here. It
is intended for use by engineers, draftspersons, and other technical
professionals
working in the architectural, civil engineering, mapping, and mechanical
industries.
If you need online support of your VersaCAD
Mac product, then go to our VersaCAD
MAC Support page.
Key Benefits
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A
Production Drafting Product for Macintosh |
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2D
Drafting and Dimensioning |
Pricing
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Professional
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Price:
$595.00 (or $895 including first year of Premium
Service) |
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For
quantities of five (5) or more, please contact our office
for a price quote. |
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Academic
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Price:
$195.00 (one software license only) |
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Unlimited
Campus License Price: $995.00 (software licenses
and Premium Service seats) |
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Verification
Required: Teachers and students who purchase
this product will be required to provide information that
indicates the school you are currently teaching at or
enrolled in. |
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Hardware
Requirements
VersaCAD software runs on the Macintosh Performa or later, with
at least 2 megabytes of RAM. VersaCAD also runs on PowerMac,
G3, G4 and iMac. VersaCAD Macintosh 2001 is compatible with Apple
System 7.0 and 8.0. Single or multiple screens may be used, including
high-resolution color. Hard disk requires a minimum of 10
MB. Installation is with CD-ROM.
Capabilities
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2-D
drafting and dimensioning |
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architectural
applications included |
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mechanical
applications included |
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Symbol
libraries |
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DXF/DWG
Translator |
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IGES
Translator |
Features
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Built-in
drawing objects include:
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lines |
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multilines |
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arcs |
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circles |
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ellipses |
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rectangles |
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polygons |
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curves
(Beziers, fillets, and free-hand sketch) |
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points |
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text |
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Eight
built-in linestyles, plus user-definable styles |
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Edit
any drawing object or group of objects:
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move |
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copy |
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scale |
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rotate |
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mirror
an image at any angle |
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undo |
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redo |
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Explode
objects into user-specified number of pieces |
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Group
drawing objects by common property (color, level, etc.), by
type (arc, circle, etc.), by user-defined name, by enclosing
in a fence, or any combination of these methods |
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Create
drawing objects with user-definable properties:
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line
style |
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line
width |
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line
density |
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level/layer |
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plot
pen number |
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screen
color |
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Z-coordinate |
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optional
grouping name |
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Change
properties individually or globally |
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Place
drawing objects on up to 250 levels or layers |
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Assign
objects to locked levels so they can be displayed but not modified |
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Name
levels using up to 10 characters |
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Display
and modify object data:
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location |
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length |
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radius |
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rotation |
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area |
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cross-sectional
calculations (center of gravity, moment of inertia, etc.) |
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Save
multiple drawing views by name |
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Geometry
construction utilities for extending or trimming lines/circles/arcs
to a common point, and constructing fillets, chamfers, tangent
lines, isometric views and crosshatching (more than 25 patterns
included) |
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Create
parallels of lines, arcs, or circles by selecting existing line/arc/circle
and specifying an offset |
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Save
any drawing or drawing portion as a symbol, with up to 1,000
per library; retrieve by selecting its picture from a pop-up
window |
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Symbols
can be automatically cut into existing objects (such as a door
into a wall) as well as scaled and rotated |
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Auto-dimensioning:
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true
linear, |
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angular, |
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radial, |
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diametrical |
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datum
dimensioning |
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plus
baseline and chain alignment, tolerances, and limits |
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Change
size of arrowheads, markers, linewidth, and dimension offsets
- in either world or paper coordinates |
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Display
coordinates in absolute X-Y position, relative X-Y position,
angle (decimal or degrees/ minutes/ seconds) and distance from
last-entered point, bearing, and distance |
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Eleven
built-in units of measure, plus user-definable units |
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User-definable
X-Y grids |
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Snap
modes:
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lock
objects to grid intersections |
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user-defined
spacing increments |
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pre-set
object points |
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object
surfaces |
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object
intersections |
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Set
cursor to stay in snap mode, rather than switch from no-snap
to snap when adding objects |
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Drawing
aids including center markers and template lines |
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Text
placed visually or entered in paragraph form; can be right reading
at any angle, or aligned by left, right, top, bottom, or center |
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Variety
of plotter and PostScript® fonts supported plus user-definable
fonts |
File Operation
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Preview
a thumbnail sketch of a drawing in the File/Open dialog box |
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Merge
drawings, with drawing units automatically converted |
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Input-output
formats include PICT, PostScript, and Encapsulated PostScript,
as well as full two-way support of the Macintosh Clipboard |
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Direct
file exchange with Intel based VersaCAD packages |
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Automatic,
continuous save to workfile protects work against loss |
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