Difference between revisions of "Protocase Designer Version 4.4 Release Notes"
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*'''Specifying masking <<LINK TO NEW TOPIC>><br> | *'''Specifying masking <<LINK TO NEW TOPIC>><br> | ||
*'''New template for L Bracket with Flanges''' <<LINK TO VISUAL>><br> | *'''New template for L Bracket with Flanges''' <<LINK TO VISUAL>><br> | ||
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=== Improved Functionality in Version 4.4.3 Released January 28, 2014 === | === Improved Functionality in Version 4.4.3 Released January 28, 2014 === | ||
*'''[[Face Editor#Units of Measure|CM (Centimeters) now a Unit of Measure]]'''<br> | *'''[[Face Editor#Units of Measure|CM (Centimeters) now a Unit of Measure]]'''<br> | ||
Revision as of 15:17, 6 August 2014
New Features
New Features in Version 4.4.3 Released January 28, 2014
- Displaying measurements
- Creating and adding brackets
- Adding countersinks and tapped holes
- Selecting a screw type
- Specifying direct digital printing or silkscreening
- Adding and managing layers
New Features in Version 4.4.7 Released August, 2014
- Specifying masking <<LINK TO NEW TOPIC>>
- New template for L Bracket with Flanges <<LINK TO VISUAL>>
- More self-clinching fasteners
Improved Functionality
Improved Functionality in Version 4.4.3 Released January 28, 2014
- CM (Centimeters) now a Unit of Measure
- Using the Measure tool to specify both distance and alignment between objects
- Printing to scale
- Path editing: Using the Trim and Merge tools to create cutouts
- Importing DXF cutout files
- Cutout Library now separates personal and stock cutouts
- Adding full-height rackmounts
Improved Functionality in Version 4.4.7 Released August, 2014
- Cutouts are now displayed in the same color as the background.
- Properties Panel label for "OnBottom" has been changed to "On This Side". Note: This button is enabled whenever the object, including PEMs, is on the side facing you. (Fixed defect in previous releases, in which PEMs were indicated as On This Side when they were facing away from you.)
