I am looking at moving from AutoCAD to Draftsight and need help 'moving in'.

Can I get some advice as to what I need to do to get Draftsight to work like my AutoCAD. With a new version of AutoCAD I go to Options, Files and add the following paths:

Support Search Path ...\\paai acad\\fonts for font files

Support Search Path ...\\paai acad\\support for hatch patterns

Printer Support Path\\Printer Configuration Path ...\\paai acad\\plotters for pc3 files

Printer Support Path\\Printer Description File Search Path ...\\paai acad\\plotters\\pmp files for pmp files

Printer Support Path\\Plot Style Table Search Path ...\\paai acad\\plotters\\plot styles for ctb files

I would greatly appreciate any advice as to how to set up these paths under options so that I can make my files work with Draftsight.

Due to Covid most of my staff is now working remotely. Is it possible to install on both work and home computers, as long as only one is actively using the software?

Also, any other first time setup advice would be most welcome. I need to get 1 copy working right before I decide to make the move.

Why am I looking at Draftsight?

We currently have 3 Revit & Autocad subscriptions and 4 full AutoCAD subscriptions, all paid up yearly since 2004. The AutoCAD police sent me a threatening email because they say that their surveillance says 1 computer was using an "illegal or hacked" Revit 2019 licence. I have paid all 3 Revits and AutoCAD's to use up to 2021, but because we are working with a large Toronto firm whose IT won't install Revit beyond 2019, we have to stay with 2019. All software was downloaded and installed via my Autodesk subscription web page. You need to worry about big brother Autodesk as much as Huawei & China.