SYCODE launches six file import plug-ins for AutoCAD
Panaji - 15th Dec, 2006 - SYCODE today launched six file importplug-ins for AutoCAD."We are committed to providing powerful, yet simple, data exchange softwaresolutions for AutoCAD customers , explains Deelip Menezes, owner of SYCODE.  Thesesix import plug-ins are part of a larger
IMPORT LANCHES A NEW WEBSITE
The main features of the new website are the extensive pictureportfolios of projects presented via interactive image galleries. Potential clientsof the company can see many real life examples of the work done by Import so far.Import.fo is build using a modular content management system (CMS), codenamed
4TOPS releases powerful new Mail Merge software for Microsoft Access 2007
Mail Merge for Microsoft Access 2007 4TOPS enables Accessusers to easily create Microsoft Word documents or emails using data from theirMicrosoft Access database. Documents can be created easily with any level ofcomplexity (e.g. contracts, surveys, reports). Selectively producing documents is aseasy
SYCODE launches ACIS SAT file import plug-in for Rhinoceros
r years Rhino customers have been wishing for ACIS SAT fileimport capability for Rhino , explains Deelip Menezes, owner of SYCODE. SAT Importfor Rhino is our attempt at granting this wish. This plug-in is capable of readingACIS SAT files up till version 10 and works with Rhino 4.0 as well as Rhino
SYCODE launches STEP file import plug-in for AutoCAD
e STEP file format is widely used to exchange 3D data betweendifferent CAD systems", explains Deelip Menezes, owner of SYCODE. STEP filescontain 3D geometry data of solid models. STEP Import for AutoCAD reads the 3Dgeometry data from STEP files and creates 3D curve objects corresponding to
Kingston all set to tackle parallel import
Print Version | View Comments | Discuss this article Kingston all set to tackle parallel import By Manjari Juneja 29 August 2006 In a move to control the rising grey market for memory modules, Kingston Technologyis pulling up its socks to address the parallel import menace in India. The parallelimports