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With version 3 EuroCUT was completed with the important vectorization and became EuroCUT Professional 3. With EuroCUT Light 3 the portfolio was expanded downwards. EuroCUT Professional 4 and 5 set new standards in user friendliness and performance. The Job Manager made file management child's play. A module for the control of milling machines was added with EuroEngrave. In conjunction with, a specially developed EUROSYSTEMS, Euro Board also Gerber cutter could now be driven. With EuroCUT 5 the so-called MultiUser license was introduced, which allowed any number of design computers to be operated within a company using one main license. With EuroCUT 6 and 7, the requirements of digital printing were taken into account - in addition to increasingly sophisticated tools, as well as register and alignment marks and the two print RIPs Pjannto-RIP and EuroVPM. The multi-user license was replaced by a stand-alone Design version which, apart from the cutting output, contained all the tools of the Professional and was thus ideal for job preparation. More than 600 different device drivers set the preliminary high point regarding flexibility in the control of cutting devices. EuroCUT 8, released in November 2016, is 25 years later a high-end software suite for the demanding signmaker and screen printer. Compatible with Windows 10 and 11, it is armed for the requirements of the next signage generation. More than 60,000 software products bearing the "Euro-Systems" trademark are working on all continents - perhaps at your site soon. Our commitment for the future includes continued development of technology for the existing signmaking market. We service as well the development to complementary new markets.
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