ViewCompanion Premium 8.22 (x86/x64)
ViewCompanion Premium 8.22
ViewCompanion Premium® is the most powerful member of the ViewCompanion familiy. ViewCompanion Premium can view, print and convert HPGL, HPGL/2, HP-RTL, Adobe PDF, Postscript, EPS, TIFF, CALS and other formats.
Conversion is one of the most important features in ViewCompanion, and the following output formats are supported:
- Adobe PDF
- Adobe Postscript®
- AutoDesk DWF
- AutoDesk DXF
- CALS Group 4 Raster
- Computer Graphics Metafile
- Gerber RS-274X
- HP-RTL Raster
- JPEG Raster
- JPEG2000 Raster
- Paintbrush PCX (PCX)
- Portable Network Graphics (PNG)
- Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG)
- TIFF Raster
- Windows Bitmap (BMP)
- Windows Enhanced Metafile (EMF)
- Windows Metafile (WMF)
If you need to distribute drawings, e.g. on the Internet, you can convert your drawings to Autodesk Drawing Web Format (DWF), Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) or Adobe PDF. All these formats are very popular for distributing drawings.
You can even convert multiple files of different formats to a single multi-page PDF file.
HPGL/2 plotter files can be converted to AutoDesk DXF format, which can be read by almost all CAD application, e.g.: Autodesk AutoCAD and Microstation.
Both batch conversion and printing is included. The software can be configured to monitor a user selected folder, and all files copied to that folder will be automatically printed.
With ViewCompanion Premium you can add markups to the loaded file. Supported markup elements include rectangles, lines, dimension lines, area measurements, ellipses, polygons, text, arrows, stamps and images.
You can select one of the predefined stamps or create your own. User defined symbol libraries makes it easy to add frequently used symbols as markups. Hyper links can be added to markup elements, and a hyper link can either open another drawing in ViewCompanion, or open an Internet location using the default browser.
All markup elements are stored in a separate file. The original file will be left unchanged.
The markup elements can optionally be included when the viewed file is printed or converted.
The markup elements can be exported to a DXF file.