Autodesk Ends Support for Full Version AutoCAD 2007 – 2010
As of August 31, 2019, Autodesk® has officially ended support for all full version AutoCAD® 2007 and 2010 perpetual license software. Going forward, Autodesk will support all current versions of Autodesk Software and previous versions listed on their subscription and maintenance plan eligibility list – typically three versions back. For more information on this announcement, visit Autodesk’s Help Center: https://knowledge.autodesk.com/support/autocad/troubleshooting/caas/simplecontent/content/previous-version-support-change.html?_ga=2.135817393.1001391335.1561610530-272723876.1532330357
Toolbox Update Coming on February 3, 2020
We are pleased to announce that the update for Toolbox, Build 20.1.0203.641, will be available as a Controlled Release beginning February 3, 2020. This update includes several new features, stability improvements, and other modifications. Users with a current Support & Maintenance Subscription will be able to request access to the update and participate in Microvellum’s new White Glove program, a service designed to help users successfully install, test, and validate the update. This White Glove
Introducing Microvellum Server 2020
These days, the data driving your shop’s production can come from multiple systems such as online orders, ERP, MRP, or other software applications. The problem is, these systems are most likely disconnected from each other or drive independent processes within your shop. So we developed a platform that enables users to seamlessly connect their 3rd party applications with Microvellum’s automated production processes. Microvellum Server is an information hub that collects, processes, and transfers
Microvellum Announces End of Support for Windows 7
Support for Microsoft Windows 7 officially ended January 14, 2020. Microsoft® announced that from this date forward, they will stop development efforts and technical support for Windows 7. How Are Microvellum Users Impacted? Microvellum software applications will continue to function on Windows 7 after the 14th, but Windows 7 will no longer be considered during product development cycles or defect remediation for issues impacting users with Windows 7. At this time, future releases and software