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ZWSOFT Updates ZWCAD 2011

Provides greater stability, new application programming interfaces and more.

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By DE Editors  

July 11, 2011

By DE Editors

ZWSOFT has released ZWCAD 2011.6.30, which it says provides engineers with a cost-effective CAD solution for the entire workflow, enhances stability, provides new functions, and adds to the API (application programming interface).

“ZWSOFT is aware that the needs of our customers go far beyond the software package,” says Joh Li, CTO of ZWSOFT. “In this release, we concentrated on enhancing the performance of the software, based on the feedback we received from users on their requirements.”

ZWCAD 2011.6.30 is an update for ZWCAD 2011 that offers the following enhancements, according to the company:

  • An improved file compare now compares changes to block entities, block attributes, font styles, and dimension attributes.
  • A new Selection Preview system variable controls the preview display when selecting entities.
  • Improved snap for better accuracy and efficiency of snap operations, especially when working with large drawings.
  • Greater stability provides editing and viewing operations that now work more smoothly.
  • Optimized APIs makes it easier for users to write more powerful applications with LISP, VBA, and ZRX, and to migrate their old ARX applications to ZWCAD in less time.

For more information, visit ZWSOFT.

Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company's website.

 
 

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