Free online DWG Editor - Blueprint Now
1 Comments Published by innovasys on Thursday, 5 June 2008 at 13:27.
Free online DWG editor
Before, if you were travelling and sent a DWG file to review, you would require a computer with some kind of DWG viewer/editor. BluePrint Now relaxes this requirement, giving you the ability to load and proof from anywhere. We see it as one less thing to worry about when going through airport security.
Create DWG files from almost any computer
As long as your computer has an internet connection and is enhanced by Microsoft Silverlight, you can use it to create drafts of your ideas whenever you’re so inspired. Simply click on the Run button and find out if your computer is ready to launch BluePrint Now.
Shared Storage
In continuation of a concept we introduced with Drawings Now, BluePrint Now will give you space on a secure server to store your drawings. These drawings can be accessed at any time, and by anyone to whom you decide to e-mail a link. Your drawing’s recipients can then review or make changes (whichever you decide) in a web-based collaboration.
Before, if you were travelling and sent a DWG file to review, you would require a computer with some kind of DWG viewer/editor. BluePrint Now relaxes this requirement, giving you the ability to load and proof from anywhere. We see it as one less thing to worry about when going through airport security.
Create DWG files from almost any computer
As long as your computer has an internet connection and is enhanced by Microsoft Silverlight, you can use it to create drafts of your ideas whenever you’re so inspired. Simply click on the Run button and find out if your computer is ready to launch BluePrint Now.
Shared Storage
In continuation of a concept we introduced with Drawings Now, BluePrint Now will give you space on a secure server to store your drawings. These drawings can be accessed at any time, and by anyone to whom you decide to e-mail a link. Your drawing’s recipients can then review or make changes (whichever you decide) in a web-based collaboration.
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