Scans multiple drawings (or an entire drive) and returns a list of files containing 'educational' designation. Quickly populate drawing properties or perform mass edits on basic objects. Quick compare multiple drawings in separate folders, including subfolders, also reports missing or additional files.īatch convert drawings from multiple formats, including DXF to DWG.Ĭlose multiple selected drawings with option to save.Įdit multiple drawings simultaneously in a spreadsheet format. Save/Restore the status of open drawings in one quick command.Ĭompares two drawings, displaying differences in an empty drawing with generated report. Open, save or xref attach multiple drawings in one step. Easily inserted into Microsoft Office products.Īn easy to use system for managing a collection of drawings. The list below details some of the functionality in ToolPac.Ĭontrol the application with your choice of command line entry, pulldown menu, or ribbon interface.Īlternative file open dialog with multiple layouts and drawing properties.Ī system to do quick backups of open drawings as they exist on disk before making changes and saving (overwriting them).Ĭreates a ready to print document of selected drawings with thumbnails and optional details. Add ToolPac functionality to third party software and even custom menus without problems. It works equally well in all environments, including Architectural, Engineering, Civil, Mechanical and Design.Įasy Installation: The install program can add all this functionality in a single menu that is automatically inserted into your current profile. ToolPac is in use today by thousands of architects, engineers, and designers! This comprehensive collection of productivity tools works with AutoCAD (LT not supported), BricsCAD Pro or higher or IntelliCAD (see table at bottom for versions required). It contains over 750 functions designed with one purpose in mind, to save you time. Our ToolPac product was designed to eliminate the numerous bottlenecks in CAD. If you do only one upgrade to your system this year, it should be the implementation of productivity software. This expensive hardware is often underutilized as the operator wastes time doing repetitive tasks in the struggle to finalize a drawing. These improvements come at great expense and only provide a marginal gain in the amount of time it takes to actually complete a drawing. Faster processors, graphics cards, etc., are implemented in an attempt to speed up the processing of drawings. In the never ending quest for faster AutoCAD, BricsCAD and IntelliCAD, users go the extra mile to purchase the fastest hardware.

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