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Hello,
I have Autocad LT 2005 already installed on my Windows 8.1 machine, set to run in XP SP1 mode (which we know is very slow).
I prefer not to have to reinstall Autocad as described above just to apply the Longbow Converter.
Is it possible to apply the Longbow converter to the existing installation?
Thanks
Christopher
Yes, it is possible... please contact Longbow Software support and explain the issue, they can help - https://longbowsoftware.com/contact