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    sims_jim
    Posts: 4
    Registered: ‎11-19-2010

    Your current version of Design Review does not support files of this type

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    12-07-2010 05:03 PM

    I'm trying to render a .dwf file in Internet Explorer 7 running on Microsoft XP Service Pack 3. I'm getting this error: Your current version of Design Review does not support files of this type. Any ideas? In IE8 it renders but it's very small, as if the call to ExecuteCommand('FITTOWINDOW') isn't working. If I use whip.cab instead of dwfviewersetup.cab it works fine, but the whole point of this project is to upgrade from whip.cab to dwfviewersetup.cab. I'll attach the problematic .dwf file. Any ideas what's causing this behavior? Here's my object tag:

     

        <object id = "LASERMARK"
            classid = "clsid:A662DA7E-CCB7-4743-B71A-D817F6D575DF"
            codebase="../bin/DwfViewerSetup.cab#version=8,1,0,87"
            style="COLOR: black; TOP: 5.833in; LEFT: 2.3in; WIDTH: 3.5in; HEIGHT: 1.083in; POSITION: ABSOLUTE;"
            border="0" VIEWASTEXT>
            <param name="Src" value="579846.dwf">
            <param name="PaperColor" value="16777215">
            <param name="BackColor" value="16777215">
            <param name="UserInterfaceEnabled" value="false">
            <param name="PaperVisible" value="false">
        </object>

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    Employee
    Posts: 338
    Registered: ‎03-05-2008

    Re: Your current version of Design Review does not support files of this type

    12-08-2010 12:53 AM in reply to: sims_jim

    Thank you for your questions.

     

    For the error " Your current version of Design Review does not support files of this type", please insure Autodesk Design Review was installed properly.

     

    And to make ExecuteCommand("FITTOWINDOW") work, you should remove your script "<param name="UserInterfaceEnabled" value="false">".

     

    Please let me know if I can be of any further assistance.



    Herbert He
    SW Engineer
    PSEB-GE- ACRD PSEB
    Autodesk, Inc.
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