Components Engine

Components Engine

"Components Engine" is the name of a software for the desktop publishing

Introduction

Software to create and publish interactive spare parts catalogues. It's made of two parts:
#A complete graphic editor to create and manipulate the exploded drawing.
#A management system to manage the bill of material or the components list.It offers the chance to collect and manage all the information concerning the spare parts catalogues, drawings, components list, manuals, multimedia attachment and to publish the final result on CD, Web and paper.

History

The first version of this software was developed in 2001, at present the fifth version is available.

Additional information

To consult the catalogues created through Components Engine, the software producer offers the chance to use a free viewer that can be downloaded on the head office web site.

Link

* [http://www.componentsengine.com/ International]

Competition

Competitive products are EIS - Electronic Information System EIS-System DocWare, SPcat etc


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