Pinion Software – Protect what you share

Ok, that was strange…I wrote my little teaser blog about Pinion Software and…it disappeared! Some type of ‘out of memory’ error occurred…strange. Maybe I should do a review of TypePad. Anyway, let’s re-write this thing!

Richard Doyle, of SWUGN fame, sent the guys from Pinion Software my way. They have a software package that let’s you share your native SolidWorks eDrawings files without worrying about someone changing or priniting them, or even doing a screen capture. From the literature they sent me:

Pinion Desktop Packager-Workgroup Edition lets you impose in-use permissions on single or multiple pieces of content to determine what your recipients may or may not do with your information. With this program, you can secure and share files from most major technical, business, and media applications

So, kind reader, watch for my review of Pinion Software in the next week or so.

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November 30, 2006 · Posted in Software Review

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