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The only program I know of that supports the Generic CADD commands is Visual CADD. &nbsp;It's available here: <a href="http://www.tritools.com/" rel="ugc">http://www.tritools.com/</a>&nbsp;. &nbsp; Strictly speaking, Generic CADD is not supported in Windows XP, it is a DOS 6.22 program. &nbsp;It only works if you can get the video driver to work. &nbsp;I have some XP machines that it works on and some that it won't. &nbsp;I do still have a Windows 3.11 / DOS 6.22 machine that runs it quite well.
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The only program I know of that supports the Generic CADD commands is Visual CADD.  It's available here: http://www.tritools.com/ [http://www.tritools.com/] .   Strictly speaking, Generic CADD is not supported in Windows XP, it is a DOS 6.22 program.  It only works if you can get the video driver to work.  I have some XP machines that it works on and some that it won't.  I do still have a Windows 3.11 / DOS 6.22 machine that runs it quite well.

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Needs Generic CADD program which support windows 7<br />
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i have generic cadd which support windows xp and it goes error as below on win 7<br />
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&quot;this system doesnot support full screen&quot;
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Needs Generic CADD program which support windows 7

i have generic cadd which support windows xp and it goes error as below on win 7

"this system doesnot support full screen"

CADD program

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CAD/Architecture Software

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Windows 7

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