EPS files

Why not import the eps directly into AutoCAD PSIN or Import and change it to EPS.

Corey

Brian:

If you have access to Adobe Illustrator, open the EPS files there and export them from Illustrator as DXF for import into SW?

Joel

Couple of things you could try.

Look up some rastor to vector conversion software. That will skip you having to essentially trace the logo to .dxf. I seem to recall that older versions of Turbocad included one in their software that didn't suck ( not

You can also insert---->object---->bitmap image--->insert from file, directly into solidworks. Once its in SWx you will need to right click the image and "send to back", otherwise you won't be able to see your sketches. It is possible that you may be able to do the same thing and insert the .eps directly into SWx provided the file extension is associated with Photoshop, but I don't have photoshop installed to be able to test it.

Not the direct solutions that you were after. But may save you some steps/time.

"Brian"

GSView and GhostScript

I have Illustrator 8 but I have no options to save or export as a DXF file, am I missing something in the set-up?

It is an option under File --> Export. The oldest version I have running is Illustrator 9, which has export options for both DXF and DWG.