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"fritsche" <I
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have a client who doesn't want to download any viewers or open and files he
just wants the idw I made him embeddied in a word doc.
Is this possible?
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"fritsche" <I
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don't
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"fritsche" <I
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don't because I have Inventor, but the client I am dealing with is to lazy to
download something that will take 3 minutes. Plus our bidding Dept. wants to
insert the drawings into the quote they sending, which is in
word.
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"fritsche" <I
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have a client who doesn't want to download any viewers or open and files he
just wants the idw I made him embeddied in a word doc.
Is this possible?
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"Sean Dotson" <sean at sdotson dot com> wrote in message
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The AEV is for viewing DWFs, not IV
drawings.
Just curious to prove a point to
myself.
Well if they are too lazy to spend 3 mis to
receive drawings then I don't know what to tell you.
You can save as a BMP or jpeg and insert that
into word. I still say PDF is the best way to go.
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Sean Dotson, PE
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"fritsche" <I
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don't because I have Inventor, but the client I am dealing with is to lazy
to download something that will take 3 minutes. Plus our bidding Dept. wants
to insert the drawings into the quote they sending, which is in
word.
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The AEV is for viewing DWFs, not IV
drawings.
Just curious to prove a point to
myself.
Well if they are too lazy to spend 3
mis to receive drawings then I don't know what to tell you.
You can save as a BMP or jpeg and
insert that into word. I still say PDF is the best way to go.
--
Sean Dotson, PE
http://www.sdotson.com
Check the Inventor FAQ for most common questions
www.sdotson.com/faq.html
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I don't because I have Inventor, but the client I am dealing with is to
lazy to download something that will take 3 minutes. Plus our bidding
Dept. wants to insert the drawings into the quote they sending, which
is in word.
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"Doug Cooper" <I
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agree about the PDF part. I spoke with an ADesk rep about this not that
long ago and it was obvious from his (non)answer that I should be among the
faithful and give PDF's up. As far as I'm concerned, Adobe licks their
chops every time that they think ADesk might be approaching them about an
arrangement and ADesk refuses to play the game, so we're stuck with coming up
with ways to PDF on our own.
Doug, PDF'ing like a madman
Sean Dotson
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The AEV is for viewing DWFs, not IV
drawings.
Just curious to prove a point to
myself.
Well if they are too lazy to spend 3 mis to
receive drawings then I don't know what to tell you.
You can save as a BMP or jpeg and insert that
into word. I still say PDF is the best way to go.
--
Sean Dotson, PE
href="http://www.sdotson.com">http://www.sdotson.com
Check the
Inventor FAQ for most common questions
href="http://www.sdotson.com/faq.html">www.sdotson.com/faq.html
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"fritsche" <I
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don't because I have Inventor, but the client I am dealing with is to lazy
to download something that will take 3 minutes. Plus our bidding Dept.
wants to insert the drawings into the quote they sending, which is in
word.
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"Bob" <My
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latest Cadalyst newsletter stated that the company behind eDrawings is working
on expanding the format to other packages besides SW. Their first effort is to
add support to PTC wildfire. It did not say what would come next after that,
but I would imagine Inventor support would eventually
materialize: