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New technology lets users analyze MicroStation data in ways never before possible.

18 Mar 2009

CLEARWATER, FLORIDA, USA — Axiom, the world's most experienced developer of time-saving MicroStation software solutions, announces the release of CadExplorer^™, which lets users instantly find and display MicroStation models and elements in hundreds of design files in a single spreadsheet-like view! Many MicroStation users have a recurring need to search for specific items such as text strings in dozens (or hundreds or thousands) of MicroStation design ...

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Tags: Axiom, cad standards, CadExplorer, Google, microstation elements, microstation models, microstation users

Google and MicroStation have baby!

7 Mar 2009

An Axiom exclusive

Clearwater, Florida, USA — If Google and MicroStation had a baby, what would be the capabilities of their offspring?

The baby could pre-fetch commonly needed information about MicroStation designs and store the data efficiently in a database, ready to provide you with instant answers at any time. You could ask the baby just about any question about your MicroStation ...

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Tags: CadExplorer

Making your MicroStation life easier

7 Mar 2009

Part three of a continuing series of articles on how to customize workspaces to increase productivity

Clearwater, Florida, USA — This is the third in a series of articles on workspaces and what they can do to solve many of your headaches. A workspace is a MicroStation environment or configuration. Customizing your workspace on a per-project basis goes a long way in helping users comply with ...

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Tags: Global Workspace Manager

Tips & Tricks — Import Microsoft Office text into MicroStation without messing up the text height.

7 Mar 2009

By Rick Sewell
Do your Excel spreadsheets ever import into MicroStation with the right text height? The answer from many MicroStation users across the country is a resounding "No!" Thus, these MicroStation users are forced to either manually type their text using MicroStation's "Place Text" tool with the correct text height or paste the text using one of MicroStation's "Paste Special" options (which does not ...

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Tags: Microsoft Office Importer