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- Windows-native interface with right-click functionality
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- docking toolbars for quick access to the most common options
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- tree view that provides easy navigation and review of all piping
system data
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- data entry dialog view that facilitates easy data entry, review and
modification
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- built-in data checking for reasonable input
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- a modern spreadsheet for defining piping systems
- the capability to define data in the spreadsheet by selecting previously
defined components from a drop-down list
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- multiple views to simultaneously view piping system input and
results
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- a graphical drawing package, Superdraw III, to create the basic
piping system including lines, bends, piping components and piping
system attributes
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- built-in library manager for adding, modifying and removing data
for pipe size, material properties, allowable stress, valves, flanges,
wind loads, seismic, pump allowables, hangers and plastic pipe
properties
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- the capability to cut, copy and paste data from individual and multiple
spreadsheet cells and rows
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- 3-D dynamic viewing options, including pan, rotate and zoom options
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- the capability to directly move to the spreadsheet rows that define the component(s) selected in the visualization view
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- an integrated report view that displays input and output
reports
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Report Wizard for automatic generation of HTML or text-based
reports that summarize input, equipment data and analysis results,
including code stress allowables and stress ratios
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