Token, You put in the operative word : YET. I ordered I haven't order from them since early 2007. Too many issues with my order. Customer service was scripted. In today's economy, that is not good. Quality items, decent prices and good customer service go along way. That is why I order from Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds. Good prices, very generous amount of seeds, freebies and reasonable shipping prices and times.

Sorry I haven't responded sooner. I had to go out of town today. I read through the responses and will go through them again. Today on the road I thought I'd take screenshots (the Samsung is supposed to make doing that easy) and post pictures of what happens. Then I decided to take it to the Geek Squad at BestBuy first, since I've had the tablet less than a week. The young lady at BB was able to get the nook app to let me read books when I'm not connected to wifi (I don't have 3 or 4g). But as everything with android so far - she got it to work but didn't know why it worked or what exactly she did to make it work. We sat side by side and she tapped through controls and settings and didn't seem to change anything. But it worked. On the way home I pulled over to the side of the road and checked and it was working. When I got home I checked it again and it is still working. I'm still mystified. She's the first to get it to work and I'm very appreciative. I'm going to install alkido and play with things for a couple days, then repost to update. I hope things are solved. Several people have said I should keep files on the sd card I installed. A couple people have said I need a file manager app to do that. Any suggestions? Any other suggestions are greatly appreciated. I'll let you know how it goes.

You could look at this have never used it though. Others may have some insight also. Here is a link that might be useful: softwarepatch

You can open CAD files with Draftsight , which is free for casual (i.e., non-professional) users. I think they used to be SolidWorks. You can open AutoCAD files with this program, and it has tools that are very similar to AutoCAD. I know that with AutoCAD you can select areas with an outline and have the area computed for you, and I imagine that Draftsight would do the same.