well this would be very useful along with a huge load of other items for Vectorworks such as a rotateable 'model space' type view for working with GPS co-ordinated survey information and a decent referencing system but that's by the by..
I'm guessing that by this jobs board post from the main site that NMNA are still using quite old software to code for the Mac OS..
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or Apple Macintosh OS using the Metrowerks Code Warrior Integrated Development Environment, Metrowerks Object file editor Constructor, Macintosh Resource Fork file editor ResEdit, TCP/IP protocols, Object Oriented C++, C++ Standard Template Library, PowerPlant framework, Apple QuickTime APIs & AppleScript scripting language. Design & prototype the application using UML & Design Patterns. Steve Jobs said that the transition to intel is relatively painless for those who are using Xcode to compile their apps for the Mac, those who are still using Code Warrior will have harder time. Obviously there is a very old code base lying around from MiniCAD days but it seems crazy not to take advantage of some of the new tech in the latest version of Mac OS X..