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October 2002 - Stardraw demonstrates flexibility with Rubber-Banding Stardraw is delighted to introduce Rubber-Banding as the September Feature of the Month. This much-anticipated upgrade has been under development for many months and represents a significant enhancement to their design and documentation applications.
This major new functionality means that the elements in schematic designs stay connected as you move them within the document. So, if you wish to change the look of your block schematic and move products, either by dragging the selected symbols to their new position, or by nudging them with the arrow keys, the connections follow automatically. Furthermore, Rubber-Banding operates independently of Modifiers (Snap to Grid, Snap to Object, etc.).
According to marketing director Rob Robinson, this is an extremely important development. “Rubber-Banding has been at the top of our “Most Wanted” list for some time, and its development was a serious undertaking. The reason for this is that computers are inherently stupid, so adding intelligence to a design tool is particularly ambitious.” He continued, “Rubber-Banding, and the technology that makes it possible, will support future enhancements that were inconceivable just a few short months ago…”
For further information on Stardraw design and documentation products and the Feature-per-Month program, please visit www.stardraw.com Notes to Editor Since 1995 Stardraw.com has been a leading provider of software solutions to the entertainment technology sector, offering a range of award-winning system design, documentation and control applications as well as providing OEM software solutions for corporate customers. With offices in London and New York, regional partners and an installed customer base of almost 30,000 users spanning 82 countries, Stardraw.com is focussed on serving the international marketplace, and delivers leading-edge solutions that exploit the very latest in software technologies.
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