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All,
On somebody's recommendation I bought TurboCad last month.  I assumed 
there would be some sort of tutorial or something.  Evidently not.  The 
local Tech school has a course I could enroll in but they use AutoCad 
(8).  Are the packages similar enough that I could learn the basics in 
this course and proceed from there?
Please reply off line ... Jim S.