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Hey Everyone:) I'm having a blonde moment.

 

Iv'e been given an autocad A2 drawing by hand which iv'e been asked to re-produce in cad as he can't find an electronic file anywhere!

 

I had an idea and suggested to him, of just scanning it in and inserting into autocad and maybe just re-adapt the date etc? would this be the right way to go about it?

 

I don't really mix PDF's with cad much at all so I don't know if the resoultion will still be so great?

 

what you think guys, can it be done and will it look alright?

 

Many Thanks for all your help.

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I've done this kind of thing before, and generally when you insert a .tiff (I don't recall being able to insert a 'pdf' unless I converted it into a .tiff), it will more than likely be pretty choppy. It's hit or miss if it comes through with enough clarity to not have to re-do pieces by hand.

 

You may have better luck finding a raster->vector program, as from what I've heard, there seem to be decent ones out there as long as the initial quality of the scan isn't shot to begin with.

 

95% of the time, I end up having to put in some more hours when I can using my scales.

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