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Converting from Corel CDR to DXF
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06-08-2007 08:49 AM
I am working with Win2k version of Corel 9 CDR format and trying to convert to a DXF to be used in QuickCAD 8, and Corel does the conversion. But, say I draw a circle in Corel and I get one continuous line, conversion to DXF yields about 500 something points all arranged in a circle. This makes it difficult to use certain machines like a waterJet or laser cutter because they want to cut every single point. Question: How can I use an existing drawing from Corel and convert it to DXF for use in QuickCAD and have my lines continuous? Is there something I need to do in AutoCAD to adjust or complete the lines after conversion, or is there a converter out there that will achieve my goal?
Re: Converting from Corel CDR to DXF
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10-01-2007 03:05 PM in reply to:
ASG - Robert
corel draw 12 says its better for technical illustration
pline edit..(PE) then, (J) join. that will make those continuous.
search for 'corel and spline' in google...cnczone discusssion exists.
pline edit..(PE) then, (J) join. that will make those continuous.
search for 'corel and spline' in google...cnczone discusssion exists.
