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7 May 2006
When facing tough deadlines, it's often the CAD manager who takes responsibility for getting a project completed on time. CAD managers have been known to go to great lengths — from extensive MicroStation training for users to pulling all-nighters — to avoid costly project delays.
Always in the forward-thinking CAD manager's corner....
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7 Apr 2006
SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA, USA — Some people don't mind doing long, laborious tasks — Tammy Burgoa of Metcalf & Eddy Incorporated in San Diego, California is not one of those people. Being an industrious person, Tammy lets
MicroStation Productivity Toolkit do much of her repetitive work for her, so she can focus on more important job functions. By doing so, she has the time to ...
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7 Feb 2006
COLLINSVILLE, ILLINOIS, USA — This month MicroStation Today had the chance to catch up with Marcus McConachie, the Engineering Applications Specialist for the Illinois Department of Transportation. Not only did we find out that Marcus has a lot of love for his family and the St. Louis Cardinals, but that he also has quite an affinity for Axiom utilities.
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7 Dec 2005
Axiom staff is working overtime!
CLEARWATER, FLORIDA, USA — Axiom's Development and Certification personnel are in a continuous blur of activity keeping up with client demands - Axiom has recently maintained an average of one or more new releases every week.
Each new release is promptly sent at no charge to Axiom maintenance holders for their immediate deployment and boosted productivity. MicroStation Today readers may already be ...
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7 Oct 2005
CLEARWATER, FLORIDA, USA — Axiom wants to help you migrate your projects to MicroStation V8.
The world's most experienced developer of time-saving MicroStation software solutions, has devoted the past four years to the resolution of V8 migration barriers for MicroStation sites around the globe — and Axiom wants to share its hard-won corporate experience with its clients and all MicroStation Today readers.
Read on to learn (painlessly) ...
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7 Oct 2005
LONDON, ENGLAND — Famous for — among many other things — the BBC, Big Ben and the River Thames, London is where we caught up with this month's showcased MicroStation user — Steve Wright, an Associate at environmentally-minded United Kingdom engineering firm whitbybird. Steve kindly took time to share with
MicroStation Today his love of football (soccer) and how he kept on schedule for one ...
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7 Sep 2005
Streamline V8 migration by incorporating Toolkit into your migration workflow.
CLEARWATER, FLORIDA, USA — As V8 migration becomes a more realistic trek for the MicroStation community, it is important that you understand how reference files and cell libraries have changed since MicroStation J and how these old formats will behave in V8. Also, it is important for you to know about the time-saving utilities found in ...
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7 Jul 2005
CLEARWATER, FLORIDA, USA — Axiom's software development team continuously enhances the component applications in
MicroStation Productivity Toolkit. This article highlights a few of the new time-saving features recently received by all
Toolkit maintenance holders at no additional charge.
FileFixer for V8
FileFixer for V8 is the most "user-developed" component of
MicroStation Productivity Toolkit for obvious reasons. An ever-increasing number of client sites are migrating to V8 and ...
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15 Mar 2005
Preventative steps to ensure a successful V7 to V8 migration.
CLEARWATER, FL, USA — Are you longing to work with MicroStation V8 but obligated to continue using V7 for the immediate future? If so, you are certainly not alone. Axiom continues to energetically support its large number of V7 clients and continues to enhance the V7 version of
MicroStation Productivity Toolkit applications.
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7 Mar 2005
By Keith Dunn and Brian Treacy of Parsons Brinckerhoff, Norfolk, Virginia
What happens when a number used in all the design files in a large project changes when the project is almost finished? After your heartbeat returns to normal, you get creative. First, let us explain to you a little about the job and what happened. The project name was "Route 33 Bridge Replacement, Final ...
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