LONDON, UK, Nov 4, 2015 – PDF3D, leaders in 3D PDF conversion and publishing tools, have pushed the button on the launch of their eagerly awaited new website and knowledge center, which has been designed to help users get more out of the software, and a deeper understanding of the collaboration, cost and storage benefits that come from converting complex 3D data into 3D PDF.
The new mobile friendly site includes a wealth of indexed, interactive 3D PDF examples used in engineering, manufacturing, geospatial and earth science industries. The knowledge center also houses a growing number of technical documents, How-To videos and ‘Did You Know’ articles that put a spotlight on some unexpected features within PDF3D tools. The company plans to launch a new series of eBooks, webinars and blogs in the coming months to help engineers across industry to use 3D PDF in their professions more effectively.
“It’s been some time since we re-did our website because we spend all of our time developing our software for our clients,” explained Ian Curington of PDF3D. “But we appreciate that we receive a lot of visitors to our site and so wanted to improve the user experience for them too. This new site is an evolving project which we plan to build on extensively moving forward.”
With the launch of the website comes a more robust and secure delivery system for new customers wishing to download free trials of ReportGen, SDK and XML Server, and the popular PDF3D in PowerPoint plug-in. The new Cloud storage delivery mechanism allows for easy download restarts.
Download requests and all information within the knowledge center can be accessed by all.
About PDF3D
The PDF3D brand is owned by Visual Technology Services. The PDF3D suite of products encompasses a widely respected range of software products and plugins that enable engineers, scientists and developers to convert and share their ideas, models, research and data from various files and formats in the universally accessible PDF format.
These tools not only aid in collaboration and communication but also create sophisticated presentations of large, complex data files in a fully interactive, animated and annotated 3D PDFs.
The end user tools and developer toolkits require no additional software and are renowned for being amongst the easiest solutions to use, with a superior compression quality that results in excellent detail and high quality images from even the largest files.
PDF3D’s 3D PDFs are packed with rich, industry-specific features, intuitive viewing controls and styling options.
Visit http://www.pdf3d.com to learn more.