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The new web-based plotplan editor is available now. It is accessible from the Design Wizard plotplan page or the “Edit Plot Plan” button on the main toolbar. Due to the vastly different programming approaches, the two editors do not share … Continue reading →

At version 2024.03.19 we have started releasing some web-based features that have been under development for some time. New to this version is a completely redesigned persona editor to replace the old clunky one. It will let you generate a … Continue reading →

The server upgrade started 9:38am and was complete at 9:48am.

Our web hosting provider will be doing a database server upgrade this Tuesday (August 22 , 2023) starting about 9am EDT. BJSoftware services such as checking in and purchasing will be down for a brief period. I will post once … Continue reading →

Can you believe that Sewers is in its 41st year? I wrote the first version in 1982 to run on a Radio Shack Model 3. Over time I moved it to PCs, then the Mac. In 2000 I decided I … Continue reading →

I am working on upgrading my servers and it appears that something in the changes has caused Sewers to sometimes give a message that your software is not registered. I am working to fix this, but it might take a … Continue reading →

The Plot Plan Editor. Love it or hate it. I’ve always hated it. The CAD engine in it isn’t mine and hasn’t been maintained in decades. It is quirky and generates nearly untraceable bugs. So a couple of weeks ago … Continue reading →

With the latest release of Sewers (2021.06.21) we have added a preference that may allow you to use fewer laterals for some widths of sloped-top at-grades. In previous versions of Sewers the distance between the most downslope lateral and the … Continue reading →

With the latest version of Sewers (2011.03.10) the out-of-scale printing issue appears to be resolved. Sorry for any inconvenience this may have caused. A few versions ago I added a feature that automatically saves a copy of any design you … Continue reading →

I’ve gotten a couple of reports of designs printing too small, mostly looking like the font is too small. I’ve been working on this for a while now and I think I may have a solution on the way. In … Continue reading →