CHAKRADHAR Posted Thursday at 05:09 AM Posted Thursday at 05:09 AM “Hi everyone, I want to convert a PDF file to a ZWCAD (DWG) file. Is there any good conversion tool for converting PDF to DWG? I already tried the PDF conversion option in ZWCAD, but the result was not accurate.” FILE.pdf Quote
SLW210 Posted Thursday at 12:10 PM Posted Thursday at 12:10 PM Can you post the ZWCAD version you have? Before AutoCAD added the feature, there were other tools for this, some free, some not. I used to use VectPDF.lsp before and before that was made I used PStoEdit and Ghostery (which is made easier by the VectPDF.lsp. Converted in AutoCAD seems do be just fine as best I can tell. FILE.dwg Quote
BIGAL Posted yesterday at 12:01 AM Posted yesterday at 12:01 AM I tried Bricscad V25 import pdf and it brought it in, only problem was some text was probably a shx in source dwg, so the text comes in as lines and arcs. But very readable. The File.dwg appears to have the same result. Bricscad has a Blockify that looks for patterns so a bit long winded but maybe can convert the vector text back into words. I am sure given that import a pdf and then re email the result back to you could be done by a friend as it takes like one minute. Quote
CHAKRADHAR Posted yesterday at 07:24 AM Author Posted yesterday at 07:24 AM 19 hours ago, SLW210 said: Can you post the ZWCAD version you have? Before AutoCAD added the feature, there were other tools for this, some free, some not. I used to use VectPDF.lsp before and before that was made I used PStoEdit and Ghostery (which is made easier by the VectPDF.lsp. Converted in AutoCAD seems do be just fine as best I can tell. FILE.dwg 880.09 kB · 1 download I HAVE 2026 ZWCAD SIR Quote
CHAKRADHAR Posted yesterday at 07:33 AM Author Posted yesterday at 07:33 AM 7 hours ago, BIGAL said: I tried Bricscad V25 import pdf and it brought it in, only problem was some text was probably a shx in source dwg, so the text comes in as lines and arcs. But very readable. The File.dwg appears to have the same result. Bricscad has a Blockify that looks for patterns so a bit long winded but maybe can convert the vector text back into words. I am sure given that import a pdf and then re email the result back to you could be done by a friend as it takes like one minute. Quote
CHAKRADHAR Posted yesterday at 07:33 AM Author Posted yesterday at 07:33 AM 7 hours ago, BIGAL said: I tried Bricscad V25 import pdf and it brought it in, only problem was some text was probably a shx in source dwg, so the text comes in as lines and arcs. But very readable. The File.dwg appears to have the same result. Bricscad has a Blockify that looks for patterns so a bit long winded but maybe can convert the vector text back into words. I am sure given that import a pdf and then re email the result back to you could be done by a friend as it takes like one minute. CAN U GIVE CONVERTED FILE THAT U HAVE CONVERTED Quote
SLW210 Posted yesterday at 11:30 AM Posted yesterday at 11:30 AM AutoCAD has PDFSHXTEXT to convert the vector lines/arcs that once were SHX texts back to texts. Post the converted PDF file from ZWCAD. Sounds like you need to use something better than ZWCAD if it isn't capable of doing what you need. This still goes back to you need to use TTFs. Quote
BIGAL Posted 13 hours ago Posted 13 hours ago @SLW210 just import the sample File.pdf you will see the SHX text its pretty obvious. No pdfshxtext in Bricscad V25 lots of other pdf settings. I am pretty sure I have ran that command it asks for the text font to be searched for like ISOCP.shx and so on. Quote
SLW210 Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago I have no issues turning the geometry text to MText in AutoCAD. No, you can select a range for the closest matching font, you can have a lot of fonts loaded or just a few, and it can do small or large selections, but better results are from small selections. I have already fixed the OP's file, easy peasy in AutoCAD. Quote
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