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12-14-2003 06:47 AM
When I click on a WWW link to a DWG file all I see is a tiled VV icon in the browser window. However if I click REFRESH numerous times it seems to load it about 1 in 20 times. Is this a BIG BUG noone but me seems to have seen?
I need the ability to view DWG files from a link on a WWW browser - if VV won't do this successfully can any recommend another free plug-in or viewer as we want to use DWG files with MS Tahoe when it is released.
Any replies to
W.Dyehouse@parkair.co.uk
I need the ability to view DWG files from a link on a WWW browser - if VV won't do this successfully can any recommend another free plug-in or viewer as we want to use DWG files with MS Tahoe when it is released.
Any replies to
W.Dyehouse@parkair.co.uk
*Support], Greig Jones [Autodesk Product
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12-14-2003 06:47 AM in reply to:
Dyehouse1
Are you the one that did the html coding? If so please post a
copy of the code in a reply to this message.
copy of the code in a reply to this message.
Thanks,
Greig Jones
Product Support, Americas
WW Support & Services,
Autodesk
Product Support, Americas
WW Support & Services,
Autodesk
style="BORDER-LEFT: #000000 2px solid; MARGIN-LEFT: 5px; MARGIN-RIGHT: 0px; PADDING-LEFT: 5px; PADDING-RIGHT: 0px">
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I click on a WWW link to a DWG file all I see is a tiled VV icon in the
browser window. However if I click REFRESH numerous times it seems to load it
about 1 in 20 times. Is this a BIG BUG noone but me seems to have seen?
I need the ability to view DWG files from a link on a WWW browser - if VV
won't do this successfully can any recommend another free plug-in or viewer as
we want to use DWG files with MS Tahoe when it is released.
Any replies to
W.Dyehouse@parkair.co.uk
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12-14-2003 06:47 AM in reply to:
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I have exactly the same problem. Voloview will only display this hideously ugly tiled VV icon. Hitting refresh very rarely works. The only way to have it actually display the drawing is to re-install voloview - which only works the first time.
We have tried numerous methods of instantiating the control - all with the same result. Attempting to load drawings into voloview itself directly after downloading will often (but not always!) result in the application simply crashing with no message.
I have also tried having voloview open in the background while trying to launch a drawing in the browser. This results in the browser and voloview both locking up.
I am running windows 2000 IE 5.5., although we are experiencing the problem on other platforms as well.
I need a solution, or an alternative control ASAP.
Mike M.
We have tried numerous methods of instantiating the control - all with the same result. Attempting to load drawings into voloview itself directly after downloading will often (but not always!) result in the application simply crashing with no message.
I have also tried having voloview open in the background while trying to launch a drawing in the browser. This results in the browser and voloview both locking up.
I am running windows 2000 IE 5.5., although we are experiencing the problem on other platforms as well.
I need a solution, or an alternative control ASAP.
Mike M.
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12-14-2003 06:47 AM in reply to:
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All,
I have logged a defect on this issue.
--
Bill Gilk
PSG Product Support, Americas
WW Support & Services, Autodesk
Discussion Q&A: http://www.autodesk.com/discussion
Dyehouse1 wrote:
> When I click on a WWW link to a DWG file all I see is a tiled VV icon
> in the browser window. However if I click REFRESH numerous times it
> seems to load it about 1 in 20 times. Is this a BIG BUG noone but me
> seems to have seen?
>
> I need the ability to view DWG files from a link on a WWW browser - if
> VV won't do this successfully can any recommend another free plug-in
> or viewer as we want to use DWG files with MS Tahoe when it is
> released.
>
> Any replies to
> W.Dyehouse@parkair.co.uk
I have logged a defect on this issue.
--
Bill Gilk
PSG Product Support, Americas
WW Support & Services, Autodesk
Discussion Q&A: http://www.autodesk.com/discussion
Dyehouse1 wrote:
> When I click on a WWW link to a DWG file all I see is a tiled VV icon
> in the browser window. However if I click REFRESH numerous times it
> seems to load it about 1 in 20 times. Is this a BIG BUG noone but me
> seems to have seen?
>
> I need the ability to view DWG files from a link on a WWW browser - if
> VV won't do this successfully can any recommend another free plug-in
> or viewer as we want to use DWG files with MS Tahoe when it is
> released.
>
> Any replies to
> W.Dyehouse@parkair.co.uk
*Roes, W.J.
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12-14-2003 06:47 AM in reply to:
Dyehouse1
Are you using IE? IE5.5? IE5.5 + SP? On Win2000? I
seem to have the exact same problem.
seem to have the exact same problem.
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I click on a WWW link to a DWG file all I see is a tiled VV icon in the
browser window. However if I click REFRESH numerous times it seems to load it
about 1 in 20 times. Is this a BIG BUG noone but me seems to have seen?
I need the ability to view DWG files from a link on a WWW browser - if VV
won't do this successfully can any recommend another free plug-in or viewer as
we want to use DWG files with MS Tahoe when it is released.
Any replies to
W.Dyehouse@parkair.co.uk
*Inc.\, autodesk
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12-14-2003 06:47 AM in reply to:
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I would like to see a sample html file or any other
method you used of instantiating the control.
method you used of instantiating the control.
Greg.
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have exactly the same problem. Voloview will only display this hideously ugly
tiled VV icon. Hitting refresh very rarely works. The only way to have it
actually display the drawing is to re-install voloview - which only works the
first time.
We have tried numerous methods of instantiating the control - all with the
same result. Attempting to load drawings into voloview itself directly after
downloading will often (but not always!) result in the application simply
crashing with no message.
I have also tried having voloview open in the background while trying to
launch a drawing in the browser. This results in the browser and voloview both
locking up.
I am running windows 2000 IE 5.5., although we are experiencing the problem
on other platforms as well.
I need a solution, or an alternative control ASAP.
Mike M.
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12-14-2003 06:47 AM in reply to:
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I have tried with the version that came installed with Windows 2000 afetr SP1 and I have also tried with IE5.50.4522.1800 (which is the latest build)
STILL NO JOY!!!! ARGH!
Any ideas?
STILL NO JOY!!!! ARGH!
Any ideas?
*Sheppard, Scott
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12-14-2003 06:47 AM in reply to:
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I am having the same problem on Windows 2000 with
IE 5.5 and the latest updates from the Microsoft site. I never knew refresh
would get it to load. I will try that and see if I have the exact same
problem.
IE 5.5 and the latest updates from the Microsoft site. I never knew refresh
would get it to load. I will try that and see if I have the exact same
problem.
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Are you using IE? IE5.5? IE5.5 + SP? On Win2000?
I seem to have the exact same problem.
style="PADDING-RIGHT: 0px; PADDING-LEFT: 5px; MARGIN-LEFT: 5px; BORDER-LEFT: #000000 2px solid; MARGIN-RIGHT: 0px">
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I click on a WWW link to a DWG file all I see is a tiled VV icon in the
browser window. However if I click REFRESH numerous times it seems to load
it about 1 in 20 times. Is this a BIG BUG noone but me seems to have seen?
I need the ability to view DWG files from a link on a WWW browser - if VV
won't do this successfully can any recommend another free plug-in or viewer
as we want to use DWG files with MS Tahoe when it is released.
Any replies to
W.Dyehouse@parkair.co.uk
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12-14-2003 06:47 AM in reply to:
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Good Luck!
You will have to refresh about oooh 25 times AT LEAST.
You will have to refresh about oooh 25 times AT LEAST.
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12-14-2003 06:47 AM in reply to:
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size=2><html>
<title>campus.dwg</title>
<body>
<p>
campus.dwg
</p>
<object
classid="clsid:8718C658-8956-11D2-BD21-0060B0A12A5
width=400
height=300>
<param
name="src"
value="c:\tmp\dwg\campus.dwg">
<embed
width=400
height=300
src="c:\tmp\dwg\campus.dwg">
</embed>
</object>
</body>
</html>
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I would like to see a sample html file or any
other method you used of instantiating the control.
Greg.
style="PADDING-RIGHT: 0px; PADDING-LEFT: 5px; MARGIN-LEFT: 5px; BORDER-LEFT: #000000 2px solid; MARGIN-RIGHT: 0px">
"mimo" <mikem@pandell.com>I
wrote in message
href="news:ef57d47.7@WebX.SaUCah8kaAW">news:ef57d47.7@WebX.SaUCah8kaAW...
have exactly the same problem. Voloview will only display this hideously
ugly tiled VV icon. Hitting refresh very rarely works. The only way to have
it actually display the drawing is to re-install voloview - which only works
the first time.
We have tried numerous methods of instantiating the control - all with
the same result. Attempting to load drawings into voloview itself directly
after downloading will often (but not always!) result in the application
simply crashing with no message.
I have also tried having voloview open in the background while trying to
launch a drawing in the browser. This results in the browser and voloview
both locking up.
I am running windows 2000 IE 5.5., although we are experiencing the
problem on other platforms as well.
I need a solution, or an alternative control ASAP.
Mike M.
