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08-17-2007 02:31 PM
I have been stuck with about 1500 .tcw files and no way for others in my company to view them. Is there a free utility to view these files out there or a free conversion utility to convert them to something that can be viewed without purchased software ie pdf, jpeg, tiff, ect? I have seen a free .dwg file viewer and I know I am able to convert these one by one, but at 1500 that would be too tedious. I would also settle for a conversion utility that works from .tcw to .dwg.
Any help would be GREATLY appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Zach
Any help would be GREATLY appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Zach
*Ric Norris
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08-18-2007 12:41 AM in reply to:
jzh797s
You can download a 15 day evalutaion of TurboCAD Deluxe 14 for free. Or you
can dig "really" DEEP into your pocket and raise a measly AUD200.00 (or
equivalent) & have it for keeps.
1500 files...??? that's not tedious. Contact me at reply address and I
will convert them to whatever format you wish at AUD3.00 per file.
Ric Norris.
wrote in message news:5693711@discussion.autodesk.com...
I have been stuck with about 1500 .tcw files and no way for others in my
company to view them. Is there a free utility to view these files out there
or a free conversion utility to convert them to something that can be viewed
without purchased software ie pdf, jpeg, tiff, ect? I have seen a free .dwg
file viewer and I know I am able to convert these one by one, but at 1500
that would be too tedious. I would also settle for a conversion utility that
works from .tcw to .dwg.
Any help would be GREATLY appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Zach
can dig "really" DEEP into your pocket and raise a measly AUD200.00 (or
equivalent) & have it for keeps.
1500 files...??? that's not tedious. Contact me at reply address and I
will convert them to whatever format you wish at AUD3.00 per file.
Ric Norris.
I have been stuck with about 1500 .tcw files and no way for others in my
company to view them. Is there a free utility to view these files out there
or a free conversion utility to convert them to something that can be viewed
without purchased software ie pdf, jpeg, tiff, ect? I have seen a free .dwg
file viewer and I know I am able to convert these one by one, but at 1500
that would be too tedious. I would also settle for a conversion utility that
works from .tcw to .dwg.
Any help would be GREATLY appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Zach
*Ric Norris
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08-20-2007 02:13 AM in reply to:
jzh797s
yep...told you 1500 files wasn't tedious...!!!
"Ric Norris" wrote in message
news:5693885@discussion.autodesk.com...
You can download a 15 day evalutaion of TurboCAD Deluxe 14 for free. Or you
can dig "really" DEEP into your pocket and raise a measly AUD200.00 (or
equivalent) & have it for keeps.
1500 files...??? that's not tedious. Contact me at reply address and I
will convert them to whatever format you wish at AUD3.00 per file.
Ric Norris.
wrote in message news:5693711@discussion.autodesk.com...
I have been stuck with about 1500 .tcw files and no way for others in my
company to view them. Is there a free utility to view these files out there
or a free conversion utility to convert them to something that can be viewed
without purchased software ie pdf, jpeg, tiff, ect? I have seen a free .dwg
file viewer and I know I am able to convert these one by one, but at 1500
that would be too tedious. I would also settle for a conversion utility that
works from .tcw to .dwg.
Any help would be GREATLY appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Zach
"Ric Norris"
news:5693885@discussion.autodesk.com...
You can download a 15 day evalutaion of TurboCAD Deluxe 14 for free. Or you
can dig "really" DEEP into your pocket and raise a measly AUD200.00 (or
equivalent) & have it for keeps.
1500 files...??? that's not tedious. Contact me at reply address and I
will convert them to whatever format you wish at AUD3.00 per file.
Ric Norris.
I have been stuck with about 1500 .tcw files and no way for others in my
company to view them. Is there a free utility to view these files out there
or a free conversion utility to convert them to something that can be viewed
without purchased software ie pdf, jpeg, tiff, ect? I have seen a free .dwg
file viewer and I know I am able to convert these one by one, but at 1500
that would be too tedious. I would also settle for a conversion utility that
works from .tcw to .dwg.
Any help would be GREATLY appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Zach
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04-09-2008 05:50 AM in reply to:
jzh797s
Do you know of a software program I can use to convert DWG files to TCW files? I have looked all over but have not been able to find a reliable one, thanks - Jeff
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01-23-2009 12:55 PM in reply to:
jzh797s
Ric,
I have a similar problem but just a few files in tcw that I desperately want to convert to high quality jpg files. I'd like to take you up on your most kind offer to convert files for a fee. Please give me an email and we'll take it from there.
Jim Flanders
I have a similar problem but just a few files in tcw that I desperately want to convert to high quality jpg files. I'd like to take you up on your most kind offer to convert files for a fee. Please give me an email and we'll take it from there.
Jim Flanders
