An overview of the AVAware Plugin for Autodesk^® Revit^®.

Autodesk and Revit are registered trademarks or trademarks of Autodesk, Inc., in the USA and other countries.

The "Bluebook" represents a typical submittal document including manufacturers catalog cuts and the associated reports generated by a sample AVAproject. Reports include: Door Machining Sheets, Shop Drawings, various Materials Lists and Hardware Groups.

The Product Order Form details the cost for single and multiple users, including maintenance and support.

All of the data generated by AVAproject can be exported to various file formats. This zip file contains export specifications for ASCII (Text), MDB and XML files, including a sample AVAproject file with exports.

First edition of the technological overview for AVAproject Fusion.

A Collection of Articles from the AVAwire Newsletter Pertaining to Cloud Computing.

Detailed Overview & Usage Instructions for AVAproject Allegion SpeXtra Import Module.

AVAproject 2011 Revision Overview: A Brief Outline of the New Features and Functionality of AVAproject 2011.

AVAproject 2010 Revision Overview: A Brief Outline of the Features and Functionality of AVAproject 2010.

"An Insider's Guide to Selecting Business Software", authored by AVAware President & CEO Paul Kirsch, offers various key considerations to make when selecting software for your business, including where your data is stored, who has control over it and ensuring you have confidence in those who support it.

* As published in Doors & Hardware Magazine, May 2017 *

"BIM and the Architectural Openings Industry", authored by AVAware President & CEO Paul Kirsch, explores the implications and impacts of BIM technologies on the architectural openings industry and specifically the distributors of its products.

* As published in Doors & Hardware Magazine, October 2011 *

"What Makes a Network Application", authored by AVAware President & CEO Paul Kirsch, describes common computer network configurations, the strengths and weaknesses of these configurations, and finally the relationship of software and data when used in a network environment.

* As published in Doors & Hardware Magazine, August 2011 *

"Software in an Integrated World", authored by AVAware President & CEO Paul Kirsch examines the various interpretations of the term "integration" as it applies to software. It also provides a brief history of software integration, and how modern approaches and technologies came to be.

* As published in Doors & Hardware Magazine, June 2011 *

"XML - In Plain English!", authored by AVAware Lead Developer Andrew Melling, explains XML in layman's terms and attempts to clear the confusion about what it is and how it is used in terms of software integration.

* As published in Doors & Hardware Magazine, May 2011 *

The "AVAproject Data Connectivity" document is a brief overview of the multiple methods of accessing AVAproject data from third party applications.

AVAproject 2010 brought with it a new home for AVAware system files - The AVAware Repository. This document describes the how, where and why these changes were made. It also introduces the AVAware Repository Migrator, which performs the upgrades at the click of a mouse.

The "AVAware Catalog Technology" document describes the advanced catalog technology developed to power AVAware products.

AVAware Multi-Language Product Release Newsletter.

The "BIM Starter Kit" contains various IFC file viewers, an IFC file analyzer and a collection of sample IFC files.

* As mentioned in Doors & Hardware Magazine, October 2011 *