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Autodesk Australia wins software copyright infringement case
Autodesk Australia has won a copyright infringement case against an Adelaide-based engineering company, Ginos Engineers Pty Limited.
Staff Writers
Jan 28 2009, 11:21AM
Software
Autodesk launches three new software releases for the Mac
Autodesk has expanded its portfolio of Macintosh 2D and 3D software tools for entertainment, multimedia and design professionals.
Staff Writers
Jan 12 2009, 5:02PM
Software
Windows 7 fronts wider growth trend for WPF
Windows 7 may be the tip of the iceberg for Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) adoption in the enterprise as both Microsoft and ISV platforms start to bed it down within their applications.
Ry Crozier
Nov 18 2008, 8:22AM
Software
Court rules Microsoft, Autodesk must pay $US133m
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - A Michigan man on Wednesday was awarded $US133 million by a Texas jury in a patent dispute against Microsoft and Autodesk, a spokeswoman for Microsoft said.
Staff Writers
Apr 21 2006, 12:49PM
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