AccuSoft debuts new version of ImageGear toolkits

TriMed Staff | | Health Imaging | Artificial Intelligence
AccuSoft, a provider of imaging development toolkits, has released version 16 of its ImageGear imaging software development toolkits (SDKs).

The new releases include ImageGear Professional, ImageGear Medical, ImageGear for .NET, and ImageGear for .NET Compact Framework, which feature the ability to view, edit and convert 3D PDFs and Universal 3D Images, support for DWF, XPS, Adobe PSB file formats and new PDF-A and PDF-X verifiers.

The new version 16 releases of are available through AccuSoft and its resellers with pricing starting at $3,995.

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