Acrobat 3D Version 8 – Now Available

I’ve posted a few times about Acrobat 3D and how helpful I believe it can be. I received a press release earlier announcing that Acrobat 3D is now out of beta and available immediately. Some of the key features in Version 8 are:

Display PMI directly on the geometry and from the assembly tree.
Produce highly compressed Adobe PDF files that can be up to 150 times smaller than the original CAD files.
Export converted CAD files in PDF to STEP and IGES.
Convert larger CAD assemblies to Adobe PDF more quickly.
Leverage support for the latest CAD formats.
Open Adobe PDF documents faster
Take advantage of all the features of Acrobat 8 Professional.
AEC professionals will find the following navigational tools useful:
1.    Model Tree � select objects directly from the model tree panel.
2.    Object Selection Context Menus � select objects directly from the model area.
3.    Bookmarks � Defined 3D views can also be navigated using Acrobat bookmarks to enhance the experience.

As mentioned on SolidSmack, the compression rate can vary but, for the most part, it’s a huge help.

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May 30, 2007 · Posted in Software Review

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saoden

hii,thank for your help!can you sent to me some example about animation in Solidwork

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