TCT - Revision history

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 * '''Family Format(s):''' Part of the TurboCAD family of formats, which consists of [[TCW]], [[TCT]], and TCX.
-'''Description:''' A template serves as a starting point when beginning a new drawing.  Any TurboCAD drawing can be saved as a template, so that other drawings can extend the template.  Therefore, the TCT format adheres to the same standards as the [[TCW]] format.
+'''Description:''' <br>A template serves as a starting point when beginning a new drawing.  Any TurboCAD drawing can be saved as a template, so that other drawings can extend the template.  Therefore, the TCT format adheres to the same standards as the [[TCW]] format.
 '''History:'''
-TurboCAD was created by Stephen "Yogi" Russell in South Africa in 1986 under the name InterCAD.  It was created to be a low-cost alternative to AutoCAD.  In late 1986, the software was released in the United Kingdom with the TurboCAD name.  Milan Systems of America also began selling TurboCAD in the United States in late 1986.  To increase interest in the product, Milan Systems began selling TurboCAD bundled with mice from IMSI (International Microcomputer Software, Inc).  IMSI licensed the source code from the original developers and released its own improved version in 1990.  In 1993, versions of TurboCAD for Mac and Windows were released.  Starting with version 4 in 1995, TurboCAD began introducing 3D support, which helped to make the software very successful.  Over the next versions, the 3D abilities were greatly increased.  In June 2006, IMSI, which had changed its name to Broadcaster, Inc., sold TurboCAD to IMSI/Design, LLC.
+<br>TurboCAD was created by Stephen "Yogi" Russell in South Africa in 1986 under the name InterCAD.  It was created to be a low-cost alternative to AutoCAD.  In late 1986, the software was released in the United Kingdom with the TurboCAD name.  Milan Systems of America also began selling TurboCAD in the United States in late 1986.  To increase interest in the product, Milan Systems began selling TurboCAD bundled with mice from IMSI (International Microcomputer Software, Inc).  IMSI licensed the source code from the original developers and released its own improved version in 1990.  In 1993, versions of TurboCAD for Mac and Windows were released.  Starting with version 4 in 1995, TurboCAD began introducing 3D support, which helped to make the software very successful.  Over the next versions, the 3D abilities were greatly increased.  In June 2006, IMSI, which had changed its name to Broadcaster, Inc., sold TurboCAD to IMSI/Design, LLC.
 '''Example(s):''' [http://www.turbocad.com/Showcase/tabid/124/Default.aspx TurboCAD Examples]
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 * '''Standardization:''' None
-* '''Adoption:''' As noted in the history, the TurboCAD software and the accompanying formats were sold several times.  TurboCAD was originally developed by Stephen "Yogi" Russell.  It was then further developed by Pink Software.  Milan Systems began selling the software in the US, but did not develop it.  IMSI licensed TurboCAD from Pink Software in 1990.  IMSI changed its name to Broadcaster, Inc.  In 2006, IMSI/Design, LLC was formed to develop and sell TurboCAD and purchased the software from Broadcaster, Inc.
+* '''Adoption:''' <br>As noted in the history, the TurboCAD software and the accompanying formats were sold several times.  TurboCAD was originally developed by Stephen "Yogi" Russell.  It was then further developed by Pink Software.  Milan Systems began selling the software in the US, but did not develop it.  IMSI licensed TurboCAD from Pink Software in 1990.  IMSI changed its name to Broadcaster, Inc.  In 2006, IMSI/Design, LLC was formed to develop and sell TurboCAD and purchased the software from Broadcaster, Inc.
-** '''Licensing and patent claims:''' None
+* '''Licensing and patent claims:''' None
 * '''Self-documentation:''' None

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 *** '''Description:''' TurboCAD supports the ACIS library allowing it to store NURBS information.
 * '''Multi-resolution models:'''
-** '''Is Supported:''' ?
+** '''Is Supported:''' Unknown
 ** '''Description:''' No information on this aspect could be located.
 * '''Dynamics:'''

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 '''Identifier:''' [http://www.turbocad.com TurboCAD]
-'''Documentation:''' No documentation available due to proprietary protections.
+'''Documentation:''' No documentation available due to proprietary protections. <br>
 '''File Extensions:''' tct

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 TurboCAD was created by Stephen "Yogi" Russell in South Africa in 1986 under the name InterCAD.  It was created to be a low-cost alternative to AutoCAD.  In late 1986, the software was released in the United Kingdom with the TurboCAD name.  Milan Systems of America also began selling TurboCAD in the United States in late 1986.  To increase interest in the product, Milan Systems began selling TurboCAD bundled with mice from IMSI (International Microcomputer Software, Inc).  IMSI licensed the source code from the original developers and released its own improved version in 1990.  In 1993, versions of TurboCAD for Mac and Windows were released.  Starting with version 4 in 1995, TurboCAD began introducing 3D support, which helped to make the software very successful.  Over the next versions, the 3D abilities were greatly increased.  In June 2006, IMSI, which had changed its name to Broadcaster, Inc., sold TurboCAD to IMSI/Design, LLC.
-'''Example(s):''' [[Example::Example Template]] - Information and example models of the engineering format.
+'''Example(s):''' [http://www.turbocad.com/Showcase/tabid/124/Default.aspx TurboCAD Examples]
-'''Identifier:''' [[Identifier::]] - A URL or other identifier that refers to the engineering format.
+'''Identifier:''' [http://www.turbocad.com TurboCAD]
-'''Documentation:''' [[Documentation::Documentation Template]] - Information in general about the engineering format.
+'''Documentation:''' No documentation available due to proprietary protections.
 '''File Extensions:''' tct

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 * '''Previous Version(s):'''
 **TurboCAD v15
 **TurboCAD v14

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 '''Date released:''' 2009
-'''Date:''' 1986
+'''Date:''' 1993
 '''Creator(s):''' Stephen "Yogi" Russell
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 '''Relationships:'''
-* '''Previous Version(s):''' TCX - stores drawing information in ASCII.
+* '''Previous Version(s):'''
 * '''Contains:''' None
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 * '''Native application(s):''' TurboCAD
-* '''Interoperable applications:'''
+* '''Interoperable applications:''' None
 '''Magic numbers:''' Unknown
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 * '''External dependencies:''' None
-* '''Technical protection considerations:''' [[Technical protection considerations::]] - Any considerations that are necessary when it comes to technical protection.
+* '''Technical protection considerations:''' None
 '''Typical use:''' CAD, Architectural, Mechanical
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 ** '''Description:''' TurboCAD supports material transparency.
-'''References:''' [[References::]] - A list of references regarding any aspects of this engineering format; any reading material supplemental to this page.
+'''References:''' [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TurboCAD TurboCAD Wikipedia], [http://www.turbocad.com TurboCAD]

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 [[Category:Engineering format]]
-'''Title(s):''' TCT, TurboCAD Template
+'''Title(s):''' [[TCT]], TurboCAD Template
 '''Version ID:''' 16.0 (Windows), 4.0 (Mac)
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 * '''Syntax Format(s):''' None
-* '''Family Format(s):''' Part of the TurboCAD family of formats, which consists of [[TCW]], TCT, and TCX.
+* '''Family Format(s):''' Part of the TurboCAD family of formats, which consists of [[TCW]], [[TCT]], and TCX.
 '''Description:''' A template serves as a starting point when beginning a new drawing.  Any TurboCAD drawing can be saved as a template, so that other drawings can extend the template.  Therefore, the TCT format adheres to the same standards as the [[TCW]] format.

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 * '''Interoperable applications:'''
-'''Magic numbers:''' [[Magic Numbers::]] - Unique identifying characters at the beginning of files for this engineering format.
+'''Magic numbers:''' Unknown
 '''Format(s):''' application/x-ole-storage