The video demonstrates some of the capabilities of DEX, including schematic and PCB design together with 3D modeling, front panel design, artwork and diagrams.

This video show the design of a simple LED ladder display. It takes you through the process from schematic, custom part creation and PCB manual routing with DEX.

This video show you how to partition a design into a amplifier sub-system and a separate power sub-system. The design uses predesigned circuits and show you how to drag and drop them  onto sheets to quickly create a sub-system. The sub-system are then connected together and finally the PCB is automatically created.

This video gives you a quick view of the 100W amplifier sample that comes with DEX. It shows the schematic, PCB and the PCB in 3D. You also get a glimpse of Active3D.

Here you will find details of installing DEX for the first time on your PC

This short video gives you a quick run-through of what DEX can do.

.This video show how to run DEX for the first time user.

This video shows you how to get the latest version of DEX

The video demonstrated the DEX workspace.

.Schematic, PCB and 3D viewports.

This video show you how to dock/undock/collapse and float panels.

This video show you how DEX saves every change you make to a project to a special backup directory. This is the perfect 'Get out of jail free card' if your computer crashes due to power outage etc.

The Status Bar is demonstrated.

Here you will find out how to set the colors for lines and fill colors for objects.

This short video show you how you can arrange your views of your project as tabbed, tiled or cascaded.

The DEX Settings Panel is a central control that lets you view and change all the parameters that are used by DEX.

DEX has several preset color themes and skins that you can use to customize your copy of DEX to suit you and your mood. This video show you how to quickly set the DEX theme to give you a spooky Halloween look. Great for scaring the kids and even the boss!

The format for the project and parts files in DEX are based on the industry standard XML. The files are text files, readable by you. DEX files are open and the specification is freely available from the DEX web site. The DEX source panel is demonstrated in the video and show you how the DEX XML file changes as you make modifications to your design.

DEX comes with both a Microsoft Office style ribbon menu and a classic drop-down menu with toolbars. This video show you how to quickly switch between the two.