With RxView on their machines, the users can view, measure, compare and print
their files without any other software installed on the machines. CAD
Drawings, scanned papers, 3D Models, Office files and PDF files are alle
handled by one piece of software - RxView.
Manufacturing, engineering, design and construction companies will realize
substantial cost savings and productivity gains with use of Rasterex' viewing
technology. Not only can they skip multiple seats of the original design
software, but there will be only one application where installation,
maintenance and update of the complete range of file formats is required.
RxView displays and prints more than 250
different file formats
 | 2D CAD drawings |
| 3D CAD Models and draft files |
| Adobe PDF |
| MS Office - Word, Excel, PowerPoint |
| Scanned raster files - also large formats |
| Image files |
| Hybrid formats |
| Graphics formats |
| And many more... |
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| See a complete format list under related info. 3D
formats must be licensed separately. Contact you local distributor for a
price quote. |
Advanced Functionality
| New CAD and Office toolbars for better handling of these formats. |
| COM-based component architecture displays multiple files simultaneously.
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| 2D drawing support includes; AutoCAD (incl. AutoCAD 2008), MicroStation
V8.5, ME10/30, HPGL etc. |
| Optional 3D support includes; CATIA V5, CATIA V4, PRO/E, Unigraphics,
Inventor, SolidEdge, SolidWorks, AutoCAD and STL. 3D files can be rotated,
sectioned and measured etc. |
| Includes multiple and split windows, thumbnail and preview support, view
selection, Bird's Eye view, magnifying cursor, layer control, pen table
manipulation and Watermark printing. |
| Multi-page functionality for documents and TIFF files. |
| Calibration and snap functions for take-off measurements on drawing
files. |
| Previous versions of files can be compared with the differences
highlighted. |
| Use the Shell Extension and RxView is fully integrated into Windows
Explorer enabling file preview of supported formats, directly within
Explorer. |
