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LIST OF CAD SOFTWARES

  1. AllyCAD
  2. ArchiCAD
  3. Archimedes
  4. Advanced Systems Analysis Program
  6. Autocad

  7. AutoCAD Architecture
  8. Autodesk Inventor
  9. AutoTURN
  10. BRL-CAD
  11. cadwork
  12. Constructor
  13. DESI-III
  14. gCAD3D
  15. HighDesign
  16.                     I-DEAS
  17. IntelliCAD
  18. KiCad

  19. Lego Digital Designer
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    MicroStation
  21. NX
  22. Open CASCADE Technology
  23. Pro/DESKTOP
  24. ProE
  25. QCad
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    Autodesk Revit

  27. Sketchpad
  28. SolidWorks
  29. TeleCAD-GIS
  30. TurboCAD
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    VariCAD
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    Vectorworks
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