CIMdata PLM Industry Summary Online Archive

2 June 2004

Product News

Informative Graphics Releases Brava!® Desktop 2D Multi-Format View, Print, Markup and CSF Publishing

Informative Graphics Corporation (IGC) ( http://www.infograph.com ) announced that it has released its Brava!® Desktop view, markup and collaboration software after a successful open beta program. The desktop offering is designed to fill out the line of Brava visualization products, which to date includes Brava Enterprise, Brava Desktop, Brava Reader and Brava SDK (Software Developer's Kit).

Brava Desktop is software that views, marks up and prints native document, image and CAD drawing formats, as well as IGC's own CSF (Content Sealed Format) files. Brava Desktop can also convert all supported formats to CSF, which incorporates IGC's Visual RightsT persistent security controls, including password protection, onscreen banners, print and other feature restrictions, redaction (blockout sensitive areas from view and search) and more. Optionally, markups and redactions can be burned into a CSF file. CSF files also can be viewed with the free Brava Reader for convenient distribution.

Brava Desktop reads standard formats like TIFF, CALS, PDF, CSF, CGM, and HPGL plot files, as well as formats from programs like the Microsoft Office applications, Visio, AutoCAD, MicroStation, and many more. Markups are stored in open standard XML format as overlays, so the original file is never altered. CAD file visualization supports reference files, full geometry-based measurement, line weights and plotting to scaled output.

Brava Desktop pricing starts at $195 for view and print.

For more information about Brava Desktop view, markup, print and publishing software, visit http://www.bravaviewer.com

 

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