MACMEND.COM  The problem with this package is it does not really behave like a mac application, it behaves well enough and does a job but its not really mac as we know it on the last 10 or so years.

I always loved mac for its ease of use and intuitive feel and if i was going to put that finger on it i feel its that thats missing here  
(Version 6.1.1)

FREDDUCKER  For the classic and OS9 version please see this link: http://www.lemkesoft.org/files/cadintosh/cad55frclassic.sit  
(Version 5.5)

MADDOG  Once again, Thorsten Lemke makes me feel stupid. :-) CADintosh has a lot of tools, and like GraphicConverter, I can tell that there's a lot of power there. Unfortunately, my drawings in GC and my CAD in CADintosh look like a toddler's sketches. Maybe I'm too addicted to the idea of 3D CAD to be happy with 2D CAD? Anyway, I can hardly draw a straight line with this software, and I'm afraid I can't recommend it.

BTW: The crash problem referred to below has apparently been fixed...  
(Version 5.3.1)

ANONYMOUS  - Launch a fresh copy

- Open Prefs

- Tick "Open empty Drawing" under "After Program Start"

- Click the "Save Prefs" button.

- Crash. Everytime.  
(Version 5.1)

CADBOY  in reply to the last guys comment, the difference in price is for a reason.....Vectorworks is an industry standard, Cadintosh is far from it.

You get what you pay for!  
(Version 5.0)

MACREALIST  Gee $35 versus $900, can't imagine why I'd pick Cadintosh over Vectorworks  
(Version 4.4)

MAC DADDY  your icon is a good as your program!

why not buy vectorworks, its a real program for grown ups  
(Version 4.4)

THOMAS MANN  Cadintosh is a splendid application, if a little difficult to learn. I have been using it for several years now, and it has been slowly and carefully upgraded. It has unparalleled scope and accuracy, as it is not tied to any scale or page size.  
(Version 4.2)