AEC firms can automatically convert CAD and Windows files to PDF and ten other file formats.
May 19, 2006
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PASADENA, California (May 9, 2005) - Bluebeam Software, a leader in PDF solutions for CAD users, announced today that it has launched the Bluebeam Conversion Server v 2.0. With the release of Bluebeam Conversion Server v 2.0, customers have access to new tools for seamless and automatic conversion of CAD and Windows files to PDF and 10 other file formats.
"Bluebeam Conversion Server gives our customers the flexibility they need to automate high quality, large-format PDF creation in a server environment. Our new watched folder interface converts CAD and Windows files to PDF automatically and without added user interaction. This translates to more time spent on design data rather than PDF creation," says Richard Lee, President and CEO of Bluebeam Software, Inc. Bluebeam's new watched folder interface monitors existing folders and subfolders in a file vault or on a network drive and automatically converts new or changed files to PDF in scheduled intervals.
Bluebeam Conversion Server has many configuration options including page size customization, automated bookmarks, text stamps, and watermarks. Companies can also set up an unlimited number of watched folders-each with a unique configuration for document control. In addition to watched folders, Bluebeam Conversion Server includes a virtual printer interface for converting files with a simple print command and an API for integrating PDF creation into a document management system.
Visit www.bluebeam.com or contact Bluebeam Sales at 866-496-2140 or sales@bluebeam.com for more information. Bluebeam sells the Bluebeam Conversion Server direct to customers and through a network of over 200 authorized resellers worldwide.
"Bluebeam Conversion Server gives our customers the flexibility they need to automate high quality, large-format PDF creation in a server environment. Our new watched folder interface converts CAD and Windows files to PDF automatically and without added user interaction. This translates to more time spent on design data rather than PDF creation," says Richard Lee, President and CEO of Bluebeam Software, Inc. Bluebeam's new watched folder interface monitors existing folders and subfolders in a file vault or on a network drive and automatically converts new or changed files to PDF in scheduled intervals.
Bluebeam Conversion Server has many configuration options including page size customization, automated bookmarks, text stamps, and watermarks. Companies can also set up an unlimited number of watched folders-each with a unique configuration for document control. In addition to watched folders, Bluebeam Conversion Server includes a virtual printer interface for converting files with a simple print command and an API for integrating PDF creation into a document management system.
Visit www.bluebeam.com or contact Bluebeam Sales at 866-496-2140 or sales@bluebeam.com for more information. Bluebeam sells the Bluebeam Conversion Server direct to customers and through a network of over 200 authorized resellers worldwide.
