Raster Editing & Conversion
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How to clean up a very poor quality scanned images
GTXEurope
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This demo will show you how to clean up your very poor quality scanned raster images inside GTXraster CAD 2012 Series products.
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Draw and Edit Raster Text
GTXEurope
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How to edit and draw new raster text onto a scanned image
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GTXEurope
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GTX Promotional Video
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How to reduce the number of colors in your image
GTXEurope
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If you have too many colors in your color scaned image, GTX can reduce the number of colors to a managable amount.
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How to reshape your stretched drawings
GTXEurope
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Using the GTX Warp command you can reshape your scanned images back to their original shape.
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How to separate colour images into individual colour layers
GTXEurope
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This demo will show you how to separate colour scanned images onto individual AutoCAD layers so you can then edit the raster data or convert it into AutoCAD vectors
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How to edit scanned images inside AutoCAD
GTXEurope
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This demo will show you how to edit your scanned raster data inside AutoCAD without the need to convert to vector, redraw or trace over the original in order to make a quic...
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How to convert Scanned Maps into vector polylines or splines
GTXEurope
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This demo will show you how to convert Scanned Maps into vector polylines or splines which can then be saved as AutoCAD .DWG or .DXF files.
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How to convert Scanned Images into vector CAD Geometry
GTXEurope
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This demo will show you how to convert your scanned images into 100% accurate AutoCAD Vectors without having to spend hours painfully tracing or redrawing your images.
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How to edit scanned data for Non AutoCAD users
GTXEurope
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This demo will show you how to edit your scanned raster data inside our stand alone GTXImage CAD Series Product which is based on the AutoCAD 2008 OEM without the need to ...
About Raster Editing & Conversion
GTX is celebrating over twenty Six years in business this year, having been founded in 1984 by Dr. Marvin T. Ling to develop a complete integrated system for interfacing paper technical drawings with CAD systems. Beginning with the introduction in 1987 of products for the scanning and conversion of paper and aperture card drawings, GTX has been recognized for its ability to incorporate the latest developments in Artificial Intelligence and Neural Network technology to keep its products at the forefront of data recognition and conversion solutions. The GTXRaster CAD and GTXImage CAD series provide state-of-the-art raster editing and automatic raster to CAD conversion. Engineering changes may be made to raster files using GTX's proprietary "Intelligent Object Picking" which identifies and manipulates raster drawings as if they were CAD drawings or raster files may be automatically converted to fully vectorized CAD data
GTX is celebrating over twenty Six years in business this year, having been founded in 1984 by Dr. Marvin T. Ling to develop a complete integrated system for interfacing paper technical drawings with CAD systems. Beginning with the introduction in...
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