The CD Key is the 12 character alphanumeric key that came with your software package. This key is required, along with your licence number, to install ParkCAD. The Installation Code is the 8 digit number displayed on startup in the Program Authorisation dialog. The Authorisation Key is the 16 character alphanumeric key used to authorise the software for use beyond the set grace period.

To move ParkCAD from one Standalone computer to another, follow these steps:

1. Click Program Settings on the ParkCAD toolbar
2. Select the Licensing Category
3. Click Move Program
4. Follow the onscreen instructions.

Please contact our Sales department via phone at 1.604.244.8387 or email sales@transoftsolutions.com and they will assess your requirements and ensure your network needs are met.

ParkCAD ships with interactive step-by-step tutorials and example files. Play the various tutorials to see what ParkCAD can do. Click Tutorials on the ParkCAD menu or toolbar. Also, check our website Training Services page for Self-Paced, Live Online or Classroom Training options.

The first step is to ensure that the lines making up your boundary are on the two layers indicated in Properties for the Physical and Access layers. By default, these are PCPHYSICAL and PCACCESS, but you can set them to whatever you require - just ensure your lines are on the layers you have specified. The second step is to ensure that the boundary lines either meet (i.e. using the AutoCAD® drawing tools: Fillet of radius 0, Trim, or Extend) or cross (i.e. the endpoints extend beyond the meeting point).

Yes - in terms of parking stall sizes, you can either:
a. Create a new parking standard within ParkCAD that includes all of the different layouts needed, or
b. Edit selected parking stalls to conform to custom sizes that meet the ADA requirements.

You must first explode the ParkCAD elements if you want to modify the geometry with AutoCAD® tools. We suggest that you experiment with the ParkCAD Edit tools before resorting to this, however, as ParkCAD will not recognise them once exploded.

Use the AutoCAD® Layer Properties Manager (Layer command). Alternatively, you can also use the Properties tool on the ParkCAD toolbar.