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Publish Engineering Docs Over the Web

  • 09/01/97

Based on Netscapeís Enterprise Server Web server software, Bentleyís ModelServer Publisher lets engineering schools publish engineering drawings and models on-demand to Web browsers.

The software lets institutions share up-to-date engineering information with other schools, students or engineering firms, without wasting hours converting, publishing and maintaining complex intranet/Web databases of engineering data. Anyone with correct access can view drawings, plans or other documents over the Web using standard browsers. ModelServer Publisher supports MicroStation and Autodeskís AutoCAD 2D/3D file formats. Bentley Systems, Inc., Exton, PA, (800) BENTLEY, www.bentley.com.

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