>>At 11:22 AM -0500 12/11/2002, Potter at Island Resources wrote: >>>CAD Translators >>[snip] >> >>I'm partial to Kandu's Cadmover, it's a great translator that can handle >>any format I've ever thrown at it including many graphics formats. It >>also exists for Mac and PC. <http://www.kandusoftware.com> and >>comes in a "lite" version for those on a budget who don't need the full >>list of formats. Out of curiosity, does GraphicConverter (best program ever) work on conversions of Geo-savvy graphics, such as Geo-Tiff or the others? bruce potter >John Richardson wrote: > >>There is also Vellum's line of CAD programs and architectural >>visualization: Cobalt, Xenon, Neon, Argon. Their line is being ported >>to OS X for Early FY03. >> >>http://www.ashlar-vellum.com/index.html >[snip] > >If you don't need 3D surfacing, there's also Graphite which used to be >known as Vellum. All the Ashlar products are a bit more expensive than >many of the apps listed in the previous note, but they're great programs >and exist for both Mac and PC if you're concerned about cross platform >use. Ashlar's CAD engine is also used in a product called Score! from >Dimensional Impressions, it's used mainly by people in the packaging >industry (my background). > >>CAD Translators >[snip] > >I'm partial to Kandu's Cadmover, it's a great translator that can handle >any format I've ever thrown at it including many graphics formats. It >also exists for Mac and PC. <http://www.kandusoftware.com> and >comes in a "lite" version for those on a budget who don't need the full >list of formats. > >hth >-wayne >ingallsw at frontiernet.ne > >----------