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Tedds Vs. Enercalc
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JedClampett
Structural
As far as comparison, we used to use Enercalc, now we used TEDDS. Figure that out for yourself. I've been designing concrete for dang near 40 years and TEDDS finds things I never knew were in the code.
As far as costs, I'm almost positive that unless there's a single user license, TEDDS will cost more. But the presentation and assistance is well worth it.
As far as costs, I'm almost positive that unless there's a single user license, TEDDS will cost more. But the presentation and assistance is well worth it.
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Guastavino
Structural
Hawkaz
Contact your local TEKLA dealer (TEKLA owns tedds). At the end of this month they are dropping their light version of TEDDS for the TEDDS for word. You might be able to get a really good deal (Like half price). But do it fast, like before May 29th I think.
Contact your local TEKLA dealer (TEKLA owns tedds). At the end of this month they are dropping their light version of TEDDS for the TEDDS for word. You might be able to get a really good deal (Like half price). But do it fast, like before May 29th I think.
The Tedd's with word is far more versatile if you want to group multiple calc sheets or create your own sheets. You can use the word embed option to embed existing excel sheets as well. I suspect the reason they are dropping the light version is because 75% of their customers buy the version with word.
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