Nektony announces updated professional vsd Viewer for iPad / iPhone
Nektony continue to provide regular updates CIV Viewer - popular application for opening MS Visio documents in iOS devices.
The VSD Viewer provides users of iPad and iPhone with the possibility to open and listen to Microsoft Visio 2000-2010 drawings. VSD Viewer allows you to open Visio drawings on iPhone and iPad, from any application that handles the drawing. The only to tap the on-screen document icon .vsd and choose the command "Open in VSD Viewer".
VSD Viewer allows you to navigate multi-page drawings, selected copy text and still has the ability to change the visibility of the layers in the document, since they are inherent in the main file of the Interventricular communication. VSD Viewer supports Microsoft Visio object general formatting options: lines of text, styles of filling, format, arrows, etc..
User can also manage and organize documents VSD, using the built-in file Manger. It is also possible to transfer drawings between the device and your computer, using the iTunes file sharing.
Latest version of VSD Viewer offers a number of improvements, increasing the value of the product for professional use. Among them: password protection that will protect your data from unauthorized access to the application of a device itself. Also lines arrow drawing improved, as well as the overall quality of the open document. Everything that makes opening very close to the original documents.
The VSD Viewer gives professionals the ability to quickly and easily share and transfer Visio drawings, being insurance receiver will be able to open the documents. VSD Viewer is a perfect choice for diversified equipment. Using VSD Viewer, anyone can easily communicate Visio drawings with team collaboration capabilities, empowerment.
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System requirements:
* Mac iOS
Prices and availability:
Viewer of the CIV is priced at $0.99 USD and available worldwide exclusively through the ITunes
Links:
Nektony:
http://nektony.com
The VSD Viewer:
http://nektony.com/vsdviewer
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