File conversion

Does anyone know where I can get a program to convert a Autocad .dwg file to Adobe .pdf file?

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Howie a écrit :

Plenty of solutions for that, have a look at this discussion where useful links are given: http://www.cadxp.info/sujetXForum-102.htm
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We use a bit of software at work called PDF Factory, the demo version is free, and to register it it is not very expensive. It is just a printer emulator that creates a PDF from anything that will print, including AutoCAD drawings.
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http://www.soliddwg.com /
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open in Adobe Illustrator and save as pdf, 2D only of course.
or give free GhostScript/GSview/PS2edit a try.
For placing 3D meshes (no solids) in AI, use the 3D-Tiger plugin.
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Download CUTEPDF. It's a pdf writer. Then just use it to "print" your pages. Works great. Just google the name.

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"Howie" wrote :

Check out PrimoPDF. I looked for it recently and think it is now FreePrimoPDF. I use the previous version which, apart from an annoying Registration pop-up, works well.
As with other similar apps, you effectively "print" to the converter and specify target directory for resulting file.
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