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Explore how SEAL Systems addresses the challenge of stamping drawings, even in free spaces, with our cutting-edge solution. Discover the complexities of third-party drawings and how we streamline document management. Join us as we delve into Leonardo da Vinci’s ‘Ornithopter’ drawing example and learn how our innovative approach can revolutionize your workflow.

Ongoing updates and online services from Microsoft 365 make it difficult to use a local conversion solution. How can we still easily convert Office documents?

PDF/A-4 (ISO 19.005-4:2020) was released in Nov­ember 2020. It is based on part 2 of the PDF standard (ISO 32.000-2:2020). 3D content of the PDF was inclu­ded in the standard. The jungle of standard levels – a, u, b (because of tagging and Unicode) has been greatly simplified.

For companies that store their files on OneDrive in the Azure Cloud, using the cloud version of MS Office is not necessary, but logical. For these companies and those who do not want to have a local Office installation on their SEAL Systems conversion server, we can now offer our new Microsoft Office Online Converter. Learn more in this blog post!

Driven by customers’ need for security when storing files in the Azure Cloud, Microsoft provides a protection mech‍anism – Azure Information Protection (AIP). Microsoft Information Protection (MIP) is very similar to AIP. In this blog post you read what we know so far about AIP and MIP and what our solution concepts look like.

On the one hand there are bills of material for design, production or delivery. On the other hand, an arrange­ment by chapter and subchapters is required. Often this does not fit together. So what can you do? Is a largely au‍tomatic process to generate documentation still possi‍ble? We will clarify this in the blog post!

Is the conversion server for Microsoft Office from SEAL Systems already released for Office 365? The good news first: Our converter is released for the MS Office version 2019! But do I need the latest version? And what exactly is behind it? What is the “2019 version” anyway? The following blog post provides the answers to your questions.