10 November 2008
AllCAD releases a major Service Pack for ProArt & ProLace
AllCAD Technologies
proudly announces the release of the FREE Service Pack 2008, which
can be installed for all actual program versions of ProArt & ProLace.
"AllCAD Technologies Ltd. is committed to provide solutions of superior value to ensure our clients' success. To cope with this commitment, we are permanently working on the quality, reliability and efficiency of our products." said Mr. Müller, Director of AllCAD Technologies Ltd.
"The Service Pack 2008 is a major step forward in the development of
ProArt & ProLace and it makes ProArt & ProLace even more powerful." Mr.
Müller added.
The Service Pack 2008 brings the user the following advantages:
Numerous know
issues have been solved.
Many automatic
stitches produce a better stitch picture.
Additional
features have become available like an improved stitch estimation.
But now most important for our users: the Service Pack 2008 brings a
dramatically
increased performance,
strongly
decreased memory use and thus
a highly
improved reliability.
The Service Pack 2008 is available for all our registered users FREE of
charge.
About AllCAD – AllCAD is a
developer of CAD applications offering targeted solutions and services for
the Embroidery Industry. The company, based in Hong Kong, with development
in Thailand and with Support Centers in Switzerland, India and
Columbia, is specialized in development of Embroidery Design and Punching
Systems. AllCAD provides various services ranging from installation over
system training on their products to consultancy.
About ProArt & ProLace – ProArt is an Embroidery Design System, ProLace is a Combined Embroidery Design & Punching System. Both are based on CAD Technology. ProLace contains the complete command set of the popular ProArt Embroidery Design System. Therefore you can create perfect designs and punch them, but you can also punch directly on scanned images. With ProLace you can work directly on ProArt designs. The puncher only has to punch underlayers and has to define how to connect the embroidery elements, produced by the designer.
