Title: Works for me!
Product review: TurboCAD probably belongs in the ancient technology bin because it's old, right?Not necessarily. In my case, I needed to open Autocad documents, manipulate and redraw the contents, and then export them to a PICT file so I could set up a file for publication via InDesign, all on an older Mac running OS 10.41. Plus I'm not made of money - which is why I'm still using a G4 Mac - and the under-$10 price tag was just what i was looking for. TurboCAD fit the bill.I will note several shortcomings. There's no "dot" symbol available (I had to apply dots in InDesign) in TurboCAD; some of the imported symbols from Autocad docs were not accurately rendered in TurboCAD; TurboCAD will not export text to PICT documents. Also, once a shape is drawn in TurboCAD I can't "tweak" it to alter the shape - once it's drawn, it's set in ... pixels.Nevertheless, TurboCAD is stable and versatile enough for me to get the job done. Count me in as a happy user of this "ancient" program.
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