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COPYRIGHT 2001 Questex Media Group, Inc.
In my February 1998 editorial, I suggested that Autodesk make future versions of AutoCAD "no-hassle" upgrades. The reason was simple: No-hassle upgrades benefit both users and third-party developers. Users want to upgrade on their own timetable, and developers don't like to rework their programs simply because Autodesk releases a new version of AutoCAD.
Although AutoCAD 2000 missed that mark, the next two releases (AutoCAD 2000i and now, AutoCAD...
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