To answer your question, no official release date has been given for Quindos 7. A number of users are testing Beta releases, but again no offical release.
Perhps we can help, What are your 'printer issues'? Contact the B&S tech support 800-343-7933
As for the 'not a lot of users out there' comment. Perhaps it is partly an issue of lack of 'publicity'. B&S doesn't actively update its users as to the availability of things such as this user's forum.
Granted, Quindos does not have as large a user base as B&S's other software, but think of it as 'Quality vs. Quantity'. Quindos, with it's analytical tools, is utilized at some very prestigious place (NIST, Los Alamos National Labs, Stanford Linear Accelerator, PTB (Germany's equivalent to NIST), ...
to do complicated analysis such as gear measurements (spur/helical/straight bevel, sprial bevel) worm, worm wheel, compressor rotors, gear involute master measurement,....
If you have an issue, please do not hesitate to contact B&S, through tech support.
To answer your question, no official release date has been given for Quindos 7. A number of users are testing Beta releases, but again no offical release.
Perhps we can help, What are your 'printer issues'? Contact the B&S tech support 800-343-7933
As for the 'not a lot of users out there' comment. Perhaps it is partly an issue of lack of 'publicity'. B&S doesn't actively update its users as to the availability of things such as this user's forum.
Granted, Quindos does not have as large a user base as B&S's other software, but think of it as 'Quality vs. Quantity'. Quindos, with it's analytical tools, is utilized at some very prestigious place (NIST, Los Alamos National Labs, Stanford Linear Accelerator, PTB (Germany's equivalent to NIST), ...
to do complicated analysis such as gear measurements (spur/helical/straight bevel, sprial bevel) worm, worm wheel, compressor rotors, gear involute master measurement,....
If you have an issue, please do not hesitate to contact B&S, through tech support.
