How to backup software such as Autocad, Photoshop, Nero, etc

Isn't it okay to use the green version, it doesn't occupy the registry, and you don't need to reinstall it.

It's better.

Just connect to the repair system and make sure it's fine.

Not yet if the entire system is backed up with ghost

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First install all the software you want to back up to the same partition, and then use gohost to back up this partition, preferably in the system partition, so that even if your system has a problem, you can restore it together, and it will be a good system in less than 5 minutes.

There are many tools for backup, the most commonly used being ghost. Mainly used to back up the system, when the system crashes, it only takes ten minutes to fix the problem. Other backup tools are mainly used to back up files, and the right-click backup you say should be the backup function of which software in your system.

I'll give you a tutorial.,It's in flash format.,You can practice it first.,You'll be able to get started soon.。

1. It's easy and useful to copy the software you want to other partitions, because there's nothing to compress for the software itself.

2 If it is an installed file, it is recommended that you install an optimizer, scan the software, back up the registry listed by it, and then export it, and then copy the original file and the exported registry file to another folder.

3 It is recommended that you go to the Internet to find some green registration version of the software, then you only need to operate according to method 1 in the future.

Can you elaborate a little bit? Why should you back up software?!

Back up with Windows. It seems that the optimization master can also be used. Try it.

CAD is installation software, not green software, must be installed. I can't pass it on! Buy a pirated disk yourself, and it's not expensive.

Photoshop I have, CAD has an educational version. Do you want it?

Backup is generally to back up some important files, such as ps, cad these big programs are invalid, only the backup installer reinstall the system and then reinstall.

If your one is not installed in the system disk, you don't need to back it up, and you can continue to use it after reinstallation.

I use CAD2008,If you want to do inkbrushing,The output will not be distorted as a metafile format,You can put any size,If you use AutoCAD2008, you can also export directly to Photoshop format,The background is a transparent layer,Some lines are very thin after export,You can adjust the line width in CAD with the residence,Of course, when you adjust, open the line width in the status bar to observe more intuitively。

This basically can't be solved.,CAD is a vector graphic.,Zooming in and down the image will not be distorted.,PS is a bitmap.,It's composed of pixels.,It will become virtual after magnification.,It's the same as a mosaic.。

If you must get it into the PS, make sure that the size of the new text is the same as the size you want, the surrounding area should be richer, and the resolution should be set to 300 (the file size may be large after saving). It might be slightly better to place it as a Smart Object and resize it to fit.

I'm talking about possibility, I don't know what the actual situation will be. Converting vector images to bitmaps is inevitable and blurring is inevitable.

What kind of CAD drawing, is it a color flat or an ordinary floor plan?

Photoshop is a bitmap making software, **compositing is very powerful, used to process**, compositing**.

CoreDraw is a vector drawing software, generally used to make business cards, enterprise VI AutoCAD is a computer-aided drawing, used to draw construction drawings, architectural drawings, mechanical drawings If you want to engage in graphic design work, you have to learn PS and COR, just deal with **, PS is enough.

I do interior design, industrial drawing, and learn CAD

AutoCAD is better, and it will be better to find a job in the future.

That has to be Photoshop, which is the most widely used image processing software today.

AutoCAD stands for computer-aided design, which is mainly used for engineering design, mechanical design, architectural drawing design, etc. Engineering designers use it a lot.

PS (PS refers to Photoshop) is used to process **, such as pixels, backgrounds, etc. There are a lot of software used in art.

The difference lies in the different majors, the main application fields, the different requirements, and the application personnel.

Both software are quite practical, but the relative scope of application must be wider CAD, but no matter what kind of thing, there are many people who learn to use it, and if you want to make more money, you have to learn very well.

Their value is not in the value of the software, both of which are in the areas where we use them a lot. Just like the upstairs said, each has its own strengths, and it is also operating people's technical control ability.

I feel that CAD makes more money, after all, it is used in engineering, and a drawing can be sold for a lot of money, but you have to have relevant engineering knowledge.

It depends on the individual's ability. However, in terms of development, the development of CAD will be better. . . After all, as long as you can use the drawing and understand it, you can do it. As long as you can draw the picture as required, it's good.,PS still needs your own creativity.。。。

The landlord, there is no strongest software, only the strongest technology, no matter what software, as long as it is used well, mastered and proficient, it will be very useful. But in terms of universality, Adobe's main software, Photoshop, is wider than CAD. Generally, as long as college students will learn PS.

The landlord will do it himself.

See where it's used? What users use it? For example, PS, image processors and photographers use it, but the value is different!!

As far as the case is concerned, they are all the same application software and are also interconnected to a certain extent, and it would be better to learn both well.

It depends on what you are good at, each has its own strengths, the main thing is to find a good position to make more money.

Almost every industry cannot survive without these two software.

Software is just a tool, and how much money you make depends on your personal industry technology, not the software itself.

PS is used in two-dimensional design, mostly used in advertising, books, newspapers and other flat **** processing.

CAD is used in design and drawing, and mechanical engineering is more used.

How much money you make depends on the person.

It's like a pair of classmates, with the same level and each with their own strengths. See who works hard, and who works the right way. Personally, I think CAD is more "big" to make.

2 can make money if you use it well, the key depends on your profession.

If you are studying engineering, these two software are complementary software, and both will earn more; But if it's photography or something else, I personally think there are more PS.

If you want to compare CAD and PS, I personally prefer CAD. Of course, this is inseparable from my own expertise and hobby.

The two software have their own strengths, both are commonly used software, and I still use CAD more.

The truth is, PS is the most difficult of all software to apply flexibly, no one can reach the level of perfection, and if you can, then you don't need to make money.

It's hard to say, photoshop belongs to the plane two-dimensional design, mostly used in advertising, books, newspapers and other planes**. AutoCAD belongs to three-dimensional design, which is mostly used in industry, construction and other industries to express the 3D effect of objects.

CAD is engineering drawing software, PS is the software that processes images, and the two cannot be compared

People care most about the products designed by the design master, not the software he uses.

Software is just a tool.