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Beta ’20 ready! What’s next?
Last week we published the beta versions of our products for Vault 2020. If you are a “new stuff junky” like us, then go on http://download.coolorange.com and download powerVault, powerJobs, powerEvents, powerGate, dataLoader, vaultRuler and jobWatcher. We look forward … Continue reading
Posted in powerEvents, powerGate, powerJobs, powerVault
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Publish PDFs to Fusion Lifecycle
Few weeks ago, we published an article about using powerGate to connect Vault to Fusion Lifecycle. It looks like we hit an interesting topic, so today I’d like to show you how to publish your Vault CAD files to Fusion … Continue reading
Posted in Forge, Fusion Lifecycle, powerGate, powerJobs
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Couple of updates
Last week, we released new versions of powerVault, powerJobs and powerEvents. While the changes on powerVault are smaller bug fixes, and here you can find the details, for powerJobs there is an interesting improvement related to the Inventor project file. … Continue reading
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powerVault – Vault API made simple
The first time we blogged about PowerShell was back in March 2012 (3 years ago). It was unknown in the Autodesk Data Management scene. Meanwhile it’s become quite popular. With Vault 2015 R2 we took the next step for making … Continue reading
Posted in Data Standard, powerGate, powerJobs, PowerShell, Vault API
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Vault, View And Data API via powerJobs
Wouldn’t it be cool to access your 3D models from the web? Autodesk came out with a new technology called View And Data API, which allows displaying several file formats directly in your web-browser without the need of any plugin. … Continue reading
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Password protected PDF
A customer asked us if it is possible to create a password protected PDF with powerJobs. The answer is YES, it is! Here is the PowerShell code for protecting a PDF file with a password: [System.Reflection.Assembly]::LoadFrom(“itextsharp.dll”) function PSUsing { param … Continue reading
Posted in powerJobs, PowerShell, Uncategorized, Vault API
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