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  1. 2007-08-16, 02:47 PM #1
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    Default Un-Install old versions of AutoCAD

    I just installed AutoCAD Architecture on a PC that still has ADT 3.3 on it.
    How can I un-install the ADT 3.3.????
    Using the Windows Add/Delete option does not work, the file does not show up
    in the program listing.???
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  2. 2007-08-16, 03:20 PM #2
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    Default Re: Un-Install old versions of AutoCAD

    All you need to do is put your original CD in the drive and choose to install/uninstall.

    More can be found on this in this thread:
    http://discussion.autodesk.com/threa...hreadID=405554
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