David Stovall
Posted: Mon Jun 03, 2019 9:15 pm
Time really flies! I've been retired from Architecture for 12 years but have been playing around with SketchUp today designing my next camper van. That's about all I do now with CAD. So, in taking a break I was wondering if the old PowerCADD forum came back as it usually had in the past. Nada, so I Googled Engineered Software and found this forum. PowerCADD left me long ago with MacOS updates and the fact that I long ago acceded into management and never since had hands on drawing opportunities in an office.
I was a first 100 day Macintosh buyer and user and welcomed the WYSIWYG environment so much that Apple took notice and I got a call back in 1987 from Cupertino asking me if I was willing to be a part of a new online service yet unnamed that would become Applelink Personal Edition and later America Online. I created the Macintosh Graphic Arts & CAD forum and my moniker was AFL MacArt. That's how I first became aware of Engineered Software and Bill Stanley. I had a job to know everything about graphic arts and CAD whether I sought it out or it came to me. I was one of the first to use, but more importantly, review PowerDraw for a magazine.
I was a first 100 day Macintosh buyer and user and welcomed the WYSIWYG environment so much that Apple took notice and I got a call back in 1987 from Cupertino asking me if I was willing to be a part of a new online service yet unnamed that would become Applelink Personal Edition and later America Online. I created the Macintosh Graphic Arts & CAD forum and my moniker was AFL MacArt. That's how I first became aware of Engineered Software and Bill Stanley. I had a job to know everything about graphic arts and CAD whether I sought it out or it came to me. I was one of the first to use, but more importantly, review PowerDraw for a magazine.