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About the Learning Center

About the Learning Center

The caddpower.com Learning Center is your starting point if you're looking for How To articles, tutorials, problem solving tips and techniques, or information on a variety of Mac OS? and Macintosh related applications including PowerCADD, iPhoto, .Mac?, Mac OS X, Mac OS 9, and others.

We're always adding content to the Learning Center so check back often. Registered caddpower.com visitors can take advantage of our RSS? News Feed and subscribe to receive the latest Learning Center articles right at our finger tips! (and yes, we have a How To on how to do that). Remember, the Learning Center is searchable and contains detailed, step by step instructions on what to do and are often accompanied by demonstration movies

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PowerCADD User

About the PowerCADD User Learning Center

Our PowerCADD User section of the Learning Center contains content on what we consider to be the best 2D design and drafting product available on the Macintosh. What you'll find here isn't available any place else on the web and is based on almost two decades of real world design and product use with the Macintosh and PowerCADD. Being part of the Alpha and Beta testing process for this release (and previous ones for over a decade), also gives us important insights about the product and how new features are integrated into the design and production process.

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About Graphic Libraries

caddpower.com is pleased to offer a variety of Libraries for online distribution. Please take a moment to read this file, it provides an overview of important information designed to help you get the most out of these Libraries.

What do the Libraries "Do" ?
Each component in a Library is a Time Machine. When you use a Library you're buying TIME.

Ask yourself "how long would it take me to create 'that' " or "how much faster can I generate a better looking drawing if I use 'that'... then multiply the answer by how many times you might use a component, or how many other people in your office may use a component and you quickly understand why we say Libraries are in fact time machines.

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Using PowerCADD and WildTools to add a Guideline

How do I add a Guideline that matches a object already in my drawing?

Requirements

  • PowerCADD version 7, or 8 (8.1.2 or newer recommended)
  • Mac OS? X (Leopard or Snow Leopard)
  • WildTools version 8 or 9 (version 9 recommended
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PowerCADD 8: WildTools 9

This section of our PowerCADD Learning Center covers hints, tips, techniques related to using WildTools which is a third party add-on to PowerCADD. Items covered here will, in almost all cases, apply to previous versions of WildTools (provided the feature exists in that older/previous version)

Click a link at the bottom of this page to view a specific article.

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Working with PowerDraw legacy files

Opening older (legacy) PowerDRAW files in Mac OS? X if you have PowerCADD

PowerDRAW was the predecessor to PowerCADD; both authored by Engineered Software. XTNLink PowerDRAW version 1 through version 6 was written for the original Apple Macintosh computers using the Motorola 680X0 series chips and was optimized for Mac OS 6 through Mac OS 7. When Apple switched to the PowerPC (PPC) chip set by IBM PowerCADD 1 was released for that operating system (OS 7) and chip set (PPC).

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