ScenePD v.5

    Nov. 10, 2010
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    ScenePD 5 is one of the most innovative pieces of incident diagramming software available in the world today. Expanding on its intuitive ?drag and drop? technology, it makes the user?s Accident or Crime-Scene Diagraming experience quick and easy. By simply selecting from the extensive library of pre-drawn, to-scale symbols and dragging it to the diagram, field personnel can quickly and accurately diagram any traffic accident or crime-scene. Used standalone, or embedded in an agency?s existing RMS, ScenePD will not only keep training costs to a minimum; it will keep field personnel where they need to be: in the field.

    In March 2010, ScenePD 5 introduced new conveniences, such as: Improved Window Layout and Spell Check. As well, it introduced new technology, including: Symbol Search, allowing for rapid capture of all relevant diagram symbols for each scene; Workbook Manager, providing a convenient way for user to access and organize scene information; Personalization Options including Favorites Folders and custom Color Blend symbols options; and Enhanced Compatibility, including Windows 7, and TRACS. Everything is meant to enhance the user experience, and save time.

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