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Mitch Thompson
- Jan 1, 1970
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If you use AutoCAD to produce panel schedules for lighting and receptacle
panels, power panels, etc., then you should download the free demonstration
version of my AutoPanelboard program.
The program is written in AutoLISP, is open source, and runs in AutoCAD.
You can develop your schedules in CAD without having to import spreadsheets
or documents.
The only feature found in the full version not also in the demo version is
the ability to link together multiple panels. If you only have a few panels
to work on you shouldn't need the full version. If you work on large
projects with multiple panels, the demonstration version will give you a
good idea whether the full version ($195 USD) is right for you.
Please visit my website at http://autopanelboard.home.insightbb.com
To download the demonstration version, click on the "demo" link.
Thanks,
Mitch Thompson
panels, power panels, etc., then you should download the free demonstration
version of my AutoPanelboard program.
The program is written in AutoLISP, is open source, and runs in AutoCAD.
You can develop your schedules in CAD without having to import spreadsheets
or documents.
The only feature found in the full version not also in the demo version is
the ability to link together multiple panels. If you only have a few panels
to work on you shouldn't need the full version. If you work on large
projects with multiple panels, the demonstration version will give you a
good idea whether the full version ($195 USD) is right for you.
Please visit my website at http://autopanelboard.home.insightbb.com
To download the demonstration version, click on the "demo" link.
Thanks,
Mitch Thompson
