Free document management system fills the gap
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Oasys product story
Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team
Nov 13, 2000
AutoCAD and MicroStation users who have been left stranded through the collapse of Motiva have a potential lifeline in the form of a free document management system from the UK called Columbus.
AutoCAD and MicroStation users who have been left stranded through the collapse of Motiva have a potential lifeline in the form of a free document management system from the UK called Columbus.
The site's FAQs explain why this impressive product is free, not just to Motiva users but all who want a highly functional document management tool.
Columbus is created by Ove Arup and Partners, one of the world's largest engineering consultancies Columbus can work across multiple sites and can view and print over 250 file formats including MicroStation, AutoCAD and HPGL/2.
It also has special support for AutoCAD including title attribute extraction, and xref handling.
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