We own a TEDDS license until they figure out we haven't paid our bill and then we will be getting rid of it. They recently started offering hosted licensing too, which makes licensing a lot less of a pain than it is for TEDDS (not that this is a concern for the typical engineer, but I have to deal with it trying to get things set up). So many software companies completely neglect the end users once the product is sold. But I appreciate the bug fixes and enhancements. Almost gets a little annoying, it wanting to update every time I open it up. I've also found support to be pretty helpful and responsive. We have several people here who use ENERCALC. Tedds (or other) JoshPlumSE (Structural) 4 Sep 12 17:48 I have been given approval to purchase, just need to let them know the package to setup the multiple user licenses(sp?). I would like feedback in the next 2-3days as I need to make a decision fairly quickly. My work is in a petrochemical plant environment (typically small steel additions, spread footings, concrete grade beams, etc.). I would also consider another software if there is something out there that just completely blows away Enercal/Tedds, but I would need some convincing. I would specifically like to get feedback from people who have used both Enercalc and Tedds and could give some Pro's/Con's of each. I read in some old threads from 2001 that Tedds is better and shows the formulas in the output for checking. I like Enercalc, but I do not like the 'black box' issue with the calcs. I am considering purchasing a structural software suite for my company (already have STAAD, Bently ADV FDN, RAM Connections) and I have only used Enercalc in the past.

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