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In lugnet.lego.direct, Lester Witter writes:
> If LEGO offers a free program that does LEGO/CAD, It would probably have
> to run locally and store the model design locally. The only thing that
> would actually have to be transmitted to LEGO is the parts list. So the
> program would have a "Generate parts list" button and a "send parts list
> to TLG" button and TLG using the model would be a non-issue.
You'd have to trust the program, of course -- that it wouldn't sneakily upload
the model as well as the parts list. If you don't have the source code to the
program or you aren't able to reverse-engineer it, lord knows what it's doing.
--Todd
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