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AutoCAD vs. AutoCAD LT – What is the difference?

CADDManager on February 15th, 2010

Here is the 2010 Comparison Matrix between AutoCAD and LT that I found on the Autodesk website

You can see the list here

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3 Responses to “AutoCAD vs. AutoCAD LT – What is the difference?”

  1. Phil Gamache
    February 15th, 2010 at 11:17 AM

    I use AutoCAD 2010 LT and am always thinking of upgrading but I did notice something on the list. I do get notifications of changes to a external reference. If a Ext. Ref. changes and the changes are saved, then the host drawing will have a balloon pop up notifying me of the change.

    Just something I noticed.

  2. GBAT
    September 22nd, 2010 at 6:30 AM

    We’ve gotten this question a ton at Managed Design (we’re a reseller). If you don’t need any of the following four features, LT might be right for you:

    - 3D Capabilities
    - Network Licensing
    - 3rd Party Add-Ons
    - LISP Programming

    AutoCAD LT won’t do these things, so if you need them, you may want to consider the full package. Full details here:

    http://www.manageddesigninc.co.....difference

  3. Luke Hunma
    May 12th, 2011 at 6:36 AM

    Hi there,

    I am going to be using SMART Scaffolder, a program for scaffolding design. I need to use AutoCAD aswell to import drawings, however i am having difficulty understanding whether i will need the full version or just LT. Will LT allow me to design scaffolding?

    Regards,

    Luke Hunma

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