Introducing PowerCADD v7

PowerCADD 7 is one of the most significant upgrades we have seen since 1987. 

Given the significance of this upgrade, PowerCADD 7 has been under beta testing since August of 2004 and "field testing" by users in the USA since Dec 19/05.

PowerTalk is a news letter prepared by Evoy & Associates of Canada intended for PowerCADD™ users.

Welcome to 2004

As we bring in the new year, a few important points need be highlighted covered in this issue of PowerTalk.

PowerCADD v6.04 for OS X and OS 9.2.2

As Halloween approaches, there are a few issues that need to be highlighted:

a) All the “goblins” are now out of PowerCADD v6, but you will need the 6.04 download that reflects a creation date of October 15. Although engsw.com web site’s Demos and Downloads shows an Oct. 6 date in the descriptive text, a replacement updater was posted under the same heading on October 15, 2003.

b) PowerCADD v6 now will run cleanly under Mac OS 9.2.2 and PowerCADD v6 updates are now issued in both OS X and OS 9.2.2 compatible installers. Now those who are subject to the October 31, 2003 sunset clause and run the risk of losing upgrade privileges can upgrade WITHOUT a OS X compatible computer. Engsw did a great job getting this done.

c) The PowerDWG translator XTNL for PowerCADD v6 has been substantially improved to translate fonts - to and from - AutoCAD, and get the line length and line wrap correctly.

d) PowerCADD v6 is Panther ready.

PowerCADD v6 for OS X and WildTools v7 Update

Engineered Software has been quick to correct all the glitches and bugs reported by users of PowerCADD v6 for OS X.

Alfred Scott has corrected some of the glitches and bugs reported by WildTools v7 users.