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Bluebeam® Now Supports Line Merge for PDF Files Created from AutoCAD Drawings
Pasadena, California (May 3, 2004)
Bluebeam Software, a
developer of paperless workflow and printing solutions for architecture and
engineering firms, announced today that its top selling product, Bluebeam
Pushbutton PDF™, now supports line merge for PDF files created from AutoCAD®,
the most widely-used design software in the world. The ability to view merged
lines in PDF files is critical because it allows designers to clearly see all
the intersecting lines from their AutoCAD drawings. Colored overlapping lines,
shaded areas of a drawing, and text above or below shaded areas are now visible
in the PDF file. Users also have the ability to adjust settings for line merge,
giving them complete control and flexibility in determining the output of the
merged line data.
"Launching the line merge feature is just another example of how
Bluebeam listens to its core market of AEC customers. Not only do we offer line
merge, we provide our users 12 different line merge options. This is just one
more feature that differentiates Bluebeam’s solution from other PDF products
like Adobe Acrobat," says Richard Lee, the President and CEO of Bluebeam
Software.
About Bluebeam Software, Inc.
Bluebeam Software invents, develops, and commercializes software that addresses
the unique needs of engineers and architects. As the trusted standard in PDF
technology for architects and engineers, Bluebeam produces the highest quality
and easiest to use products in the marketplace, allowing project teams to
immediately improve communication and collaboration with virtually no learning
curve. For more information about the company, latest news, and purchasing
information, visit Bluebeam Software on the Web at
www.bluebeam.com or call 626-296-2140.
Bluebeam and Pushbutton PDF are trademarks of Bluebeam Software, Inc. All other
product names, trademarks, or registered trademarks are the sole property of
their respective owners. © 2004 Bluebeam Software, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
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