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| CAD, CAM, CAE, design, technical drawing, drafting, delineation, visualization, manufacturing | ISSN 1442-2255 |
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Autodesk Architectural Desktop 3.3 Delivers New Productivity and Presentation Extension for Subscription Members
12 July, 2002 - Autodesk, the world's leading design software and digital content company, today announced the availability of a new product extension for Autodesk Architectural Desktop Subscription Program members. The Productivity and Presentation Extension for Autodesk Architectural Desktop 3. 3 includes productivity-boosting features such as:
The features streamline the tasks involved in the documentation process and save users time, improve accuracy and help maintain drawing standards. To develop compelling presentations, the new Generate Napkin Sketch feature enables users to apply a hand-drawn look to all or part of a design. "The subscription program for Architectural Desktop provides firms with new and powerful features on a regular basis," said Julian Gonzalez, product manager for Autodesk Architectural Desktop. "With each new downloadable extension, IT departments no longer have to manage cumbersome full product upgrades." New Extension Features Speed Building Information ModellingMulti-TagThe Multi-Tag feature lets customers tag multiple objects with one command. This streamlines the documentation process by enabling users to tag many objects (spaces, doors and windows) in one easy step. Enhanced Table Cell EditingUsers can now add missing or modify existing object property set information, including objects within external references (xrefs). The informative tool tip saves time by suggesting why scheduled data may be missing or incomplete. Generate Napkin SketchThis new feature, when applied to all or part of a drawing, generates a more artistically pleasing version of the hard-line design. Similar to a hand-drawn look, Generate Napkin Sketch can also be used to highlight areas of a design that are still under development. Visual AuditUsers can now hide all AEC objects, Mtext, text, leaders and dimensions in a drawing or xref file, highlighting AutoCAD-only entities. This feature improves accuracy in design development and construction documentation and optimises downstream data handling in other Autodesk building design software products. Convert to 3D SolidsBy converting all or parts of the building model to 3D solids, the use of the data downstream is expanded as intelligent AEC objects are transformed into 3D solids. These 3D solids can be recognised by many widely used 3D modelling, visualisation, stereo lithography and CNC matching applications. Autodesk Subscription Program For an annual fee, the Autodesk Subscription Program provides licensed users with incremental, feature-enhancing extensions that boost product functionality and simplify the upgrade process. It also provides members e-Learning modules for feature-based extensions and a convenient, one-stop access point to their accounts through the Autodesk� Point A website, an industry-specific, personal, global access point to Autodesk products, services and support. For further information on the Autodesk Subscription Program, visit www.autodesk.com/subscription About AutodeskFounded in 1982, Autodesk is the world's leading design and digital media creation, management and distribution company. The company serves a diverse portfolio of markets, including building design, geographic information systems, manufacturing, digital media and wireless data services. By delivering tools that foster innovation and creativity, Autodesk helps customers throughout the value chain leverage digital design data to work better, faster and smarter. Autodesk is one of the largest global software companies with annual revenues of $936 million. For more information about the company, see www.autodesk.co.uk
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