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Guest	Drawings 06/30/2009 11:56 AM
	i want to know how i can easly read the drawings becoz for me difficult plz give me some advise
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elkangorito Commentator Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: S.E. Asia Posts: 91 Good Answers: 1	#1 Re: drawig 06/30/2009 12:00 PM
	Go to a college/university/relevant educational institution & enrol in an appropriate course. __________________ "If you try to keep a leg each side of a barbed-wire fence, you'll do yourself a mischief." - Joh Bjelke-Petersen.

Guest	#2 Re: drawig 06/30/2009 2:20 PM
	What kind of drawings? I'm guessing that you're not talking about art appreciation here.

Guest	#3 Re: Drawings 07/02/2009 11:36 AM
	You can start by turning on a good reading light. Unless the drawings you want to read are the lighting installation drawings, then you're screwed.

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