Is there any way of converting an Autocad drawing to a jpg image. I'm looking to use some drawings in a sort of montage on a web page.
TIA
Chris
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15 years ago
Autocad to jpeg
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15 years ago
Download PDFCreator (virtual printer). With it you can "plot" to pdf, jpg...
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15 years ago
Use the Prnt Scrn key on your keyboard. Open Paint and paste the results. Use the crop tool in Paint and save the result as a JPG.
Daryl
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15 years ago
No, don't! This works if you have two lines. If you have any kind of half serious drawing image done this way will be useless.
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15 years ago
If you are using 2009 JPGOUT is an Autocad command.
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15 years ago
File, Export, Bitmap
Any paint prog will save bmp as jpg.
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15 years ago
The command is: jpgout It also work to export pgn files: pgnout
For non english AutoCAD version the command is _jpgout _pgnout
Best regards, Max
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15 years ago
Again, useles image... PDFCreator is the way.
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15 years ago
If Chris needs a "jpg" for "whatever" use, the "right" AutoCAD command is jpgout.
Q:Why PDFCreator? AutoCAD already has its own internal PDF printer. Q:Why PDF? Again, useless vectorial image... the way is DWF not PDF
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15 years ago
Jpgout creates something that is closest to Printscreen. It is just useless snapshot.
Because PDFCreator can "plot" to JPG, but high res jpg, that can be zoomed in to see all details of the drawing.
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15 years ago
If you ve got problems of res with your jpg, you find a "PubblishToWeb JPG.pc3" profile under your printer settings and you have full jpg resolution control.
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15 years ago
If you want to export a format that can be zoomed you don't want a raster based format like JPEG, you want a vector based format like wmf aka windows metafile.