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COADE Posts New CADWorx 2010 Review Video Online

Dec 9 2009

COADE, Inc. announced today the online posting of a new CADWorx 2010 Review Video that discusses some of the key enhancements in the latest productivity release of CADWorx P&ID, including a new intelligent match properties command that automates data transfer between multiple objects, a new in-line inheritance command tool that allows you to define properties that in-line items such as valves and reducers will inherit from the parent process lines, a tool to export mitered pipe to Isogen and several other new productivity enhancing capabilities.

The 10-minute video was produced by ECAD Inc., COADE’s Global Network Partner covering the southwestern United States, and can be accessed at http://coade.typepad.com/coadeinsider/2009/12/coade-cadworx-2010-video-by-ecad.html.

Source: http://www.coade.com/

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