Posted July 9, 200124 yr Hi Cecil,I wanted to draw a floor plan and upload it so I can get your audited but I have no idea on how to draw a floor plan. I have a stretch of my floor plan but I don't think it's in the proper dimension. How do I draw a floor plan? In your picture tour page, those floor plan are really neat, how can I draw on like that?Thanks,Ann
Posted July 10, 200124 yr Staff Dear Ann,There are various softwares, where one could try to draw a layout plan:-1. The most popular is using Microsoft Word and it's built in line art feature in the software. Some users had uploaded the file in word .doc with the sketch of their layout plan.2. Other paint programs and saving the file as either: .jpg.bmp.gifThe above are equally popular formats.3. ScannerAlternatively, ask a friend for assistance to help you scan it using a scanner and saving it into a floppy disk. (After you have sketched a proper layout).4. The images you usually see under the Picture Tours were mostly scanned by me using any popular scanners eg. HP scanjet or Canon scanners. Just any other brands would do.Warmest Regards,Cecil Quote On 7/9/2001 3:53:00 PM, Anonymous wrote:Hi Cecil,I wanted to draw a floor planand upload it so I can getyour audited but I have noidea on how to draw a floorplan. I have a stretch of myfloor plan but I don't thinkit's in the proper dimension.How do I draw a floor plan? Inyour picture tour page, thosefloor plan are really neat,how can I draw on like that?Thanks,Ann
Posted July 10, 200124 yr Hi,I suggest you use Home Plan Pro. Try the shareware version. I think it iseasier to use than MS Word. You can save your designs as bitmap & GIF.Regards,Wasis----- Original Message -----From: free-advice Listmanager To: Sent: Tuesday, July 10, 2001 2:22 PMSubject: House Floor Plan Quote From: "Cecil Lee" Dear Ann,There are various softwares, where one could try to draw a layout plan:-1. The most popular is using Microsoft Word and it's built in line artfeature in the software.Some users had uploaded the file in word .doc with the sketch of theirlayout plan.2. Other paint programs and saving the file as either:.jpg.bmp.gifThe above are equally popular formats.3. ScannerAlternatively, ask a friend for assistance to help you scan it using ascanner and saving it into a floppy disk. (After you have sketched a properlayout).4. The images you usually see under the Picture Tours were mostly scannedby me using any popular scanners eg. HP scanjet or Canon scanners. Just anyother brands would do.Warmest Regards,CecilOn 7/9/2001 3:53:00 PM, Ann L. wrote:>Hi Cecil,>I wanted to draw a floor plan>and upload it so I can get>your audited but I have no>idea on how to draw a floor>plan. I have a stretch of my>floor plan but I don't think>it's in the proper dimension.>How do I draw a floor plan? In>your picture tour page, those>floor plan are really neat,>how can I draw on like that?>Thanks,>AnnCopyright 1996-2001 Geomancy Network, http://MyAdviser.Geomancy.Net.To reply: mailto:free-advice.8835@forum.geomancy.netTo start a new topic: mailto:free-advice@forum.geomancy.netTo login: http://myadviser.geomancy.net....................................................................You opted to receive messages posted from our My Adviser Forum(http://myadviser.geomancy.net) when you last visited it.If wish to unsubscribe to the messages, please follow theseinstructions.1. Login to My Adviser Account (http://login.geomancy.net)2. Click on More Options.3. Select Mailing List4. Uncheck the cononferences (eg. free-advise)5. Click on Save.All settings can be configured from your login account which youreceive on the welcome message from My Adviser forum.This is a heavily participated forum, so you might want toselect digest mode under the Edit your Profile setting so thatyou receive ONE summarized digest instead of multiple e-mails.....................................................................
Posted July 10, 200124 yr Staff Dear Wasis,Thanks for your advice.I did a search engine and came up with the URL for the home site of "Home Plan Pro".You can find out more about this software from their URL:http://www.homeplanpro.comWarmest Regards,Cecil Lee Quote On 7/10/2001 6:00:07 AM, Anonymous wrote:Hi,I suggest you use Home PlanPro. Try the sharewareversion. I think it iseasier to use than MS Word.You can save your designs asbitmap & GIF.Regards,Wasis
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