Impressions Inc: Impressions Inc: Package design brochure

A new brochure from Dimensional Impressions (Encino, CA) details the benefits of Score!X™, its new packaging design software the allows the user to create, resize, and see each stage of package development and design.

Dec 31, 2002

Software includes the placement of graphics in 3D. Brochure describes how the software simplifies each stage of the packaging design process. A basic version of the software gives the user the entire resizeable library of designs, but without the ability to visualize in 3D for only $995. The full version is $2귏.

Dimensional Impressions

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