Da-Lite Releases Screen Designer Software

[Audioholics]

<A href="http://www.audioholics.com/news/pressreleases/DaLiteScreenDesigner.php"><IMG style="WIDTH: 125px; HEIGHT: 87px" alt=[DaLitelogo1] hspace=10 src="http://www.audioholics.com/news/thumbs/DaLitelogo1_th.gif" align=left border=0></A>Da-Lite Screen Company, Inc. announced the release of their Screen Designer Software for Da-Lite’s Home Theater product line. Created for custom installers who encounter very specific jobsite limitations for the projection screen, Screen Designer Software allows for the configuration of a custom product unique to the client’s theater requirements. Screen Designer Software guides the user through the selection process of configuring the projection screen with all possible options and available accessories, in turn generating custom drawings with multiple product views and all pertinent dimensions for the projection screen.

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[WorldLeader]

I'm really angry that they only have it available for Windows. How many designers worth their title use Windows exclusively? OS X is where it's at.

I'm pretty bummed because I would've like to have used the program, but they haven't made it for the Mac yet. Good job thinking forward Da-Lite

 

[audiofox]

Good reason to upgrade to an Intel Mac-then you can use Crossover and run it without having to install Bootcamp or WXP. I am doing just that with WinSpeakerz, and Crossover can handle other more complex programs as well. I think Crossover for Intel Macs may still be in beta, but the alpha copy I got works great.

 

[WorldLeader]

My G5 iMac is still chugging away fine, so I'm not ready to switch to Intel yet Maybe some more RAM to speed it up, but otherwise I'm set for the next few years.

Crossovers sounds interesting, I'll check it out!