Alan Cullen
27th Nov 2007, 04:36 am
Does anyone know of a freeby DXF to DWG convertor? I can't use AutoCad because the dxf file created by this particular software (PCDrain) can't be read by AutoCad now (since the PCDrain upgrade).
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PS_Port
27th Nov 2007, 05:34 am
I've never come across that problem before.:?
so I'll ask a really dumb question, you have tried DXFIN as well as trying to OPEN the dxf.
I'm not even sure if that will make a difference with compatability....
What about your old 12d..that is compatable with pcdrain??
so I'll ask a really dumb question, you have tried DXFIN as well as trying to OPEN the dxf.
I'm not even sure if that will make a difference with compatability....
What about your old 12d..that is compatable with pcdrain??
Alan Cullen
27th Nov 2007, 05:57 am
Paul,
If I try and open the dxf file in acad, or dxfin, I get the following error message:
Improper table entry name COURIER NEW on line 148.
Invalid or incomplete DXF input -- drawing discarded.
Well, I'll be buggared. 12D can read it. That could be a work around, but a cumbersome one.
Thanks, mate. :D
If I try and open the dxf file in acad, or dxfin, I get the following error message:
Improper table entry name COURIER NEW on line 148.
Invalid or incomplete DXF input -- drawing discarded.
Well, I'll be buggared. 12D can read it. That could be a work around, but a cumbersome one.
Thanks, mate. :D
Benson
27th Nov 2007, 10:28 am
There seems to be plenty of DXF converters out there if you do a google search:
http://anydwg.com/dxf-to-dwg-ex.html
Maybe one of those would help?
http://anydwg.com/dxf-to-dwg-ex.html
Maybe one of those would help?
Alan Cullen
27th Nov 2007, 10:54 am
Thanks, Benson,
But I was after a FREE convertor. We have a great problem here in Australia buying software from a smallish mob overseas. The logistics of doing so make it not worth the effort.
But I was after a FREE convertor. We have a great problem here in Australia buying software from a smallish mob overseas. The logistics of doing so make it not worth the effort.
PS_Port
27th Nov 2007, 11:02 am
Sorry Alan had to rush off earlier , when the boss puts a beer on your desk and says thats enough for today, gotta do what your told,:lol:
anyway Alan that error looks like a font file name, have you tried RECOVER for the .dxf file
might be a shot in dark. but any shot is better than none or so the mrs says.:lol:
anyway Alan that error looks like a font file name, have you tried RECOVER for the .dxf file
might be a shot in dark. but any shot is better than none or so the mrs says.:lol:
Alan Cullen
27th Nov 2007, 11:32 am
Ta, mate. I'll squizzy addit tamorra.
Ya gotta do whattha the boss tells ya, mate. :lol: :lol: :lol:
Free **** onna Tuesday? He hadda back Labour! :twisted: :P
And the rest of ya, betcha can't find and aussie-English translator. :twisted: :twisted:
Ya gotta do whattha the boss tells ya, mate. :lol: :lol: :lol:
Free **** onna Tuesday? He hadda back Labour! :twisted: :P
And the rest of ya, betcha can't find and aussie-English translator. :twisted: :twisted:
PS_Port
27th Nov 2007, 11:45 am
5 stubs & 1/2 bot. of shiraz. on a tuesday nice. how about you.?
pissed myself when little johnny couldn't even hold his own seat
let aloan government.:lol:
pissed myself when little johnny couldn't even hold his own seat
let aloan government.:lol:
GE13579
27th Nov 2007, 12:52 pm
Ta, mate. I'll squizzy addit tamorra.
Ya gotta do whattha the boss tells ya, mate. :lol: :lol: :lol:
Free **** onna Tuesday? He hadda back Labour! :twisted: :P
And the rest of ya, betcha can't find and aussie-English translator. :twisted: :twisted:
"Why thank you dear follow, one shall perouse one's suggestion in the 'morrow"
"One must abide by their dear lady's suggestion"
"Beverage from one's employer gratis on a Tuesday? Said employer must back the Labour party!"
Well, that's what my translator came up with... anywhere near?:huh:
Ya gotta do whattha the boss tells ya, mate. :lol: :lol: :lol:
Free **** onna Tuesday? He hadda back Labour! :twisted: :P
And the rest of ya, betcha can't find and aussie-English translator. :twisted: :twisted:
"Why thank you dear follow, one shall perouse one's suggestion in the 'morrow"
"One must abide by their dear lady's suggestion"
"Beverage from one's employer gratis on a Tuesday? Said employer must back the Labour party!"
Well, that's what my translator came up with... anywhere near?:huh:
Tiger
27th Nov 2007, 12:55 pm
GE - I want your translator, it sounds like it's a relic from the good ol' days when men were manly men and women swooned all over the place :P
PS_Port
27th Nov 2007, 01:01 pm
Tiger - GE is just using a P.O.M. translator for normal english,
and btw. men have always been manly here in oz.
GE - spot on mate...
and btw. men have always been manly here in oz.
GE - spot on mate...
Tiger
27th Nov 2007, 01:06 pm
...and btw. men have always been manly here in oz...
:lol: manly men with crocs slung over the back, cap presed low over the eyes and hiking boots model 1945? Count me in on the text BBQ!! 8)
:lol: manly men with crocs slung over the back, cap presed low over the eyes and hiking boots model 1945? Count me in on the text BBQ!! 8)
GE13579
27th Nov 2007, 01:13 pm
GE - I want your translator, it sounds like it's a relic from the good ol' days when men were manly men and women swooned all over the place :P
I'm afraid my translator is very much in- house... you can have a loan maybe when you're next in the UK :wink:
Tiger - GE is just using a P.O.M. translator for normal english,
and btw. men have always been manly here in oz.
GE - spot on mate...
:lol: :lol: :lol: Why thank you old boy! :wink:
I'm afraid my translator is very much in- house... you can have a loan maybe when you're next in the UK :wink:
Tiger - GE is just using a P.O.M. translator for normal english,
and btw. men have always been manly here in oz.
GE - spot on mate...
:lol: :lol: :lol: Why thank you old boy! :wink:
PS_Port
27th Nov 2007, 01:14 pm
A girl who likes her meat (yes I know..... one step)
anyway nextime I fire up the BBQ I'll give you a call:lol:
No crocs down south here, just big spiders.:twisted:
anyway nextime I fire up the BBQ I'll give you a call:lol:
No crocs down south here, just big spiders.:twisted:
Alan Cullen
27th Nov 2007, 01:20 pm
BLOODY BIG spiders, and deadly. Sydney funnel webs. See, not just our HUGE northern crocs you have to worry about. :lol: :lol:
GE only got that, because as Paul said, he was using a P.O.M. translator for normal English. :P o:)
GE only got that, because as Paul said, he was using a P.O.M. translator for normal English. :P o:)
Tiger
27th Nov 2007, 01:24 pm
I'm afraid my translator is very much in- house... you can have a loan maybe when you're next in the UK :wink:
A girl who likes her meat (yes I know..... one step)
anyway nextime I fire up the BBQ I'll give you a call:lol:
No crocs down south here, just big spiders.:twisted:
damn - a girl could blush for less - looks like I got enough invites here to make a world tour ...:roll:8)
A girl who likes her meat (yes I know..... one step)
anyway nextime I fire up the BBQ I'll give you a call:lol:
No crocs down south here, just big spiders.:twisted:
damn - a girl could blush for less - looks like I got enough invites here to make a world tour ...:roll:8)
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