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!Restored: Kiwi technology puts 3D images into Acrobat files

Anonymous
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‎2005-01-25 03:48 PM

‎2005-01-25 03:48 PM
This sure looks interesting. Maybe the future of documentation arrives at the clients office and permitting office via pdf. Check out the article found at http://www.stuff.co.nz/stuff/0,2106,3164576a28,00.html
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Anonymous
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‎2005-01-25 03:50 PM

‎2005-01-25 03:50 PM
Arrives that is in a pdf where you can view the design in 3d interactively
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Steve Jepson
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‎2005-02-02 08:37 PM

‎2005-02-02 08:37 PM
Sounds great! I hope Graphisoft with will do everything it can to improve its compatibility with all of the new Adobe products. Especially the new Acrobat 7 features.

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