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CAD & Office Integration: OLE for Design and Modeling. A New Technology for CA Software - Hardcover

Sendler, Ulrich

 
9783540602927: CAD & Office Integration: OLE for Design and Modeling. A New Technology for CA Software

Synopsis

In the realm of CAD & Office Integration a new technology has been introduced that will overturn many accepted ideas, both for developer and end-user. What is this revolutionary new technology? Called "OLE for Design and Modeling" it is an enhancement of Microsoft Windows OLE for high performance CAD/CAM/CAE-software. With this book, the reader will understand, how OLE for D&M enables users to introduce and manipulate CAD models within regular text-processing and DTP-documents. And why even high-end 3D design objects can now be transferred between different systems using easy "drag and drop" operations. Furthermore this "plug and play" CAD technology makes it possible to use older CAD documents and older software in an entirely new context. If you want to know, where technology is going to, you should read it.

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About the Author

Ulrich Sendler Seit 1989 unabhängiger Analyst und Autor. Sieben Fachbücher, diverse Whitepapers und ungezählte Fachartikel in zahlreichen Zeitschriften unterschiedlicher Verlage. Von 1995 bis 2002 Leitung des CADcircle. Seither Leiter der Branchenvertretung für Engineering IT, des sendler\circle it-forum.

From the Back Cover

In the realm of CAD & Office Integration a new technology has been introduced that will overturn many accepted ideas, both for developer and end-user. What is this revolutionary new technology? Called "OLE for Design and Modeling" it is an enhancement of Microsoft Windows OLE for high-performance CAD/CAM/CAE-software. With this book, the reader will understand how OLE for D&M enables users to introduce and manipulate CAD models within regular text-processing and desktop-publishing-documents. And why even high-end 3D design objects can now be transferred between different systems using easy "drag and drop" operations. Furthermore this "plug and play" CAD technology makes it possible to use older CAD documents and even older software in an entirely new context.

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