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Measuring 3D objects using Acrobat 9

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By:

Jim Merry

Topics:

Acrobat 9, 3D

Date:

May 7, 2009

One of the most frequent feature requests heard from Acrobat 3D customers was "please let us save the 3D measurements in the PDF file." Acrobat 9 Pro Extended not only makes this possible, but also provides a significantly improved user experience when measuring 3D parts and assemblies. Join Jim Merry, Adobe business development manager for Manufacturing, as he discusses the 3D measurement tool’s newly designed user interface, the persistence of measurement entities, how the 3D measurement entities integrate with the commenting and markup tools, and the new preference options.