Sharing your vision: A new launch enables more than one person to look at the same images of plans or drawings on screen at the same time

Article Abstract:

ScreenShare is a tool allowing plans and drawings to be shown simultaneously on two PCs. It requires very low band with and uses only standard telephone lines and modem links. It can also be connected over a GSM network, so that a mobile phone and a laptop can be used. Screen images are automatically captured while being amended, and then 'published' to the connected user. There are also add-on modules available.

Usage, Software

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Visualisation made easier

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Kinetix, an arm of AutoDesk, has introduced a new version of its creative software package 3D Studio Max. The software, for Windows NT, will run on any microcomputer with a Pentium 90 processor and at least 32 MB of RAM. Studio Max is compatible with AutoCAD and can be used for architectural visualization.

Computer software industry, Software industry, Kinetix (Canton, Ohio), 3D Studio MAX (Image processing software)

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A good time to update your CAD

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While the much-dreaded Millenium Bug failed to materialise on January 1, 2000, it is still worth upgrading CAD systems to the latest versions. Among the British developers which have launched new products in 2000 are Cambridge and its Informatix Software and Abvents latest version of Arlantis Render.

CAD-CAM systems

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