Inserting DWG to Microsoft Office!!!!

[Shibuboss]

Is it Possible to insert DWG to Microsoft Office?????

 

 

Regards_______

[skipsophrenic]

As a drawing no, try JPGOUT your drawing and inserting it in as an image

[Tiger]

Am I missing something, or isn't Microsoft Office a package of programs? Such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint and such?

 

Just clarifying, do as Skipso says, use JPGOUT to get it as an image.

[ReMark]

Where were you planning to use the drawing, in Word, Excel, PowerPoint or Access? Just curious.

[Shibuboss]

Thanks for your Replay skipsophrenic,

 

But,After my post i try CTRL+C for copy and CTRL+V for paste.It's Working.

[Shibuboss]

Hello Sir I want to use this one in Excel.

[skipsophrenic]

Ok, i give . . . When did this feature happen

 

Just ran the Cntrl+C and Cntrl+V routine and pasted into a word document and it displays like a jpeg, but if double click i get a new AutoCAD window.

[f700es]

Ok, i give . . . When did this feature happen

 

Just ran the Cntrl+C and Cntrl+V routine and pasted into a word document and it displays like a jpeg, but if double click i get a new AutoCAD window.

 

I think that is OLE you are seeing. Object Linking & Embedding that is

[Doove]

Yep, it's OLE.

 

We did an entire catalogue with OLE.

 

Personally I preferred to use PNGOUT or TIFFOUT.

 

You can adjust file size to the bare minimum and unlike the pure raster format JPEG they both show lines & text better and support transparency.

 

PNG is great for web apps too. Really small.