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--- about_tad_designer [2019/04/07 07:12] – admin
+++ about_tad_designer [2020/08/10 12:32] – admin
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 **TAD versions from 6.0.0.0 to 7.0.0.0 is free. //Versions from 7.x is free and open-source//**
-In order to use TAD, you need to register an account with us at our [[http://chat.tad.in.net | chatting system]]. Registration is always free for versions from 6.0.0.0 up to 7.0.0.0.
+In order to use TAD, you need to register an account with us at [[registration|our community]]. Registration is always free for versions from 6.0.0.0 onward.
-We are hoping large number of architects and other professionals in the AEC industry join us on our mission, and the pricing would be kept very low, if not free. After version 7.0.0.0 we plan to open-source TAD and/or its main component; //TAD Designer// The free version is being distributed to prepare the community to start the 7.0.0.1 open source version soon.
+We are hoping large number of architects and other professionals in the AEC industry join us on our mission, and the pricing would be kept very low, if not free.
+After version 7.0.0.0 we plan to open-source TAD and/or its main component; //TAD Designer// The free version is being distributed to prepare the community to start the 7.0.0.1 open source version soon.
 Currently, we have completely documented [[TAD Designer]], the desktop software component used for designing. Use the menu on the left to learn more. Please do not skip the initial steps and the concepts.
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 **Unusual commands but //extremely simple// commands**
-The commands in TAD Designer are unusual, but they are extremely simple. Most senior architects would be able to pick up those commands over a day or so. The design that gets evolved in this modeling component is deliberately kept in a "raw" stage. We have deliberately kept aside things like dimensioning, etc -- as senior architects are not really involved with those. Drafting actions are anyway to be done using a CAD software -- TAD is NOT CAD and it works very well with any drafting software found in architects' offices.
+The commands in TAD Designer are unusual, but they are extremely simple. Most senior architects would be able to pick up those commands over a day or so. The design that gets evolved in this modeling component is deliberately kept in a "raw" stage. We have deliberately kept aside things like marking dimensions, etc -- as senior architects are not really involved with those. Drafting actions are anyway to be done using a CAD software -- TAD is NOT CAD and it works very well with any drafting software found in architects' offices.
 **Context Sensitive online Help**

Press F1 inside the application to read context-sensitive help directly in the application itself
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