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  • 03/01/96

SoftPlan is CAD software designed specifically for residential builders, remodelers, designers and architects. The program reduces design and drawing time by eliminating repetitive and tedious tasks.

Users can create residential floor plans, elevations, cross sections, 3D renderings and materials lists by simply using a mouse and choosing from user-definable menus.

The program is available in two educational packages. The Master Work station includes the complete program and lets users print their creations; the Student Work station is identical, but d'esn't allow printing. Students can save their work to disk and print from the Master Work station.

SoftPlan is the only CAD software approved by the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB), according to its publisher. SoftPlan Systems Inc., Brentwood, TN, (800) 248-0164, www.softplan. com/websoft. WD

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