> I got a copy of what I think is the cheapest commercial CAD program out
> there, The Learning Company's KeyCAD. (I think I paid 15 or 20 bucks.)
> Anyone have any experience with it? I haven't had a chance to familiarize
> myself with its features, but one of the things I'd eventually like to try
> to do with it is to model hull shapes and other kayak parts.

> --Will

Dear will: I've got two CAD programs on my computer, one is KeyCAD which I've had for some time. It seems to haveseveral bugs, or at least mine does. [1] I couldn't enter the cords by keypad byt had to do it entirely by mouse. [2] It wouldn't print multiple pages. Never did find out how to get past the first problem but a printing program called PrintKey2000 available free on the web solved the printing problem.

The second program is TurboCAD and is a 2D program that looks promising and is also a freebie from Solution City. Unfortunately is comes without a manual and I haven't printed out the help file yet and thus haven't used it.

Kayaker