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I have to agree with ebriley on this one. The nice thing about having the printed issiue is you can take it anywhere you want to. While with the CD-Rom version, you would have to have a computer available to read it. I myself am not that fond of computers and only use one becasue while I am in college, my teachers expect my work to be type written, and no one near by repairs old type writters, or sells the neccisary items needed to keep them running. I have abandoned CAD infavor of more traditional paper and pencil drafting as I feel a stroger connection to the project that way. Right now I have only saved my model railroad CAD software becasue it has a 3D simulator feature that I find is really handy in working out operational kinks in a track plan. <br /> <br />So give me the goold classic, old fashioned hard copy anyday. <br /> <br />James.
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