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1. Download and Install the program
a. Copy the file PCADLT2006.EXE onto your desktop.
b. Run the file.
c. You should get the message at right displayed on your screen. Ignore it and click “finish.” You will then get the message at right. On the next window, click on “next.”
d. At this point, the license agreement will be displayed. ProgeCAD LT 2006 is freeware, but you are not allowed to sell it or modify it. Click on “I accept” and “Next” if you are okay with this.
e. Choose where you would like it installed and click on “Next”
f. On the next window, click on “Next” again to begin the installation.
g. After the program is copied to your hard drive, the window at right will appear. Select “standard menu.” You will then be shown the “readme” file. Click on “okay”, and then “finish.”
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