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3D CAD software
News Release from: CoCreate Software | Subject: OneSpace Solution Suite 2002
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 30 November 2001
Collaborative design software aimed at
Windows XP
CoCreate Software has announced that the OneSpace Solution Suite 2002, its collaborative design software, has been developed, successfully tested and qualified for the Windows XP operating system.
CoCreate Software has announced that the OneSpace Solution Suite 2002, its collaborative design solution, has been developed, successfully tested and qualified for the Windows XP operating system All 50 key applications of the OneSpace Solution Suite are available on Windows XP, supporting all key aspects of a company's collaborative product development process, from 2D design and drafting, 3D modeling, design, product and project management, viewing, and off line and real-time collaborative design
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 29 Jun 2001 at 8.00am (UK)
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The OneSpace 2002 Solution Suite supporting Windows XP is scheduled to start shipping in December.
The new Windows XP platform includes an intelligent user interface capable of assigning unique colors to specific tasks, grouping most frequently used files and applications, and tracking files according to user-designated groups.
"This best supports the task-oriented user interface of CoCreate's OneSpace Solution Suite and further optimizes its usability across a wide range of disciplines," said Ulrich H.
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Mahle, vice president and director of Product Development for CoCreate.
In close cooperation with Hewlett-Packard Company, CoCreate tested its OneSpace Solution Suite on HP's leading-edge workstation, the HP workstation x4000, which combines extreme graphics performance with industry-leading processing power.
"The HP workstation x4000 was developed with leading applications such as the OneSpace Solution Suite in mind in order to deliver superior performance for the investment," said Robert Dinkelacker, HP's Marketing Manager for technical computing.
In addition to Windows XP support, the OneSpace Solution Suite supports a broad range of operating systems, including Microsoft Windows 98, Windows ME, Windows NT and Windows 2000.
UNIX platform support is also available, providing solutions for HP-UX and Solaris environments.
The OneSpace Solution Suite supports mixed Windows and UNIX environments, helping teams design collaboratively, irrespective of platform.
Windows XP represents the convergence of the Windows platforms, integrating the standards-based security, manageability and reliability of Windows 2000 with the user-friendly interface and advanced support services found in Windows 98 and Windows ME.
Windows XP, with its enhanced Internet and file-system security, complements the advanced security and access-control capabilities built into CoCreate's OneSpace Solution Suite.
This helps ensure the maximum possible protection of a company's privacy and intellectual property.
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