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If its text you can copy & paste or if its an image open it in Photoshop and
save as a bitmap image
Bruce
"plothead" wrote in message
news:185406259B68364704F7FA0F5DB43FE5@in.WebX.maYIadrTaRb...
> i am having trouble importing PDF files. all i get is an image that says
> Acrobat Document. any ideas?
> thanks
> using 2002
> cd
>
>
If you have Adobe Illustator, you can then open the pdf file into that
program. After opening the file, you can then export the file as an AutoCAD
drawing. The only problem is another software program to purchase, unless
you can find someone who has a copy who can do the job for you.Good luck.
Semyon Solomon
"plothead" wrote in message
news:185406259B68364704F7FA0F5DB43FE5@in.WebX.maYIadrTaRb...
i am having trouble importing PDF files. all i get is an image that says
Acrobat Document. any ideas?
thanks
using 2002
cd
BTW it's PStoEdit that takes care of the actual conversion, together with
GhostScript. GSView is the GUI that makes it a bit friendlier.
Govert
David Renaud schreef in berichtnieuws
3CC00455.5352A1F7@reiengineering.com...
> there is freeware out there, Ghostscript/Ghostview specifically, that
> will be convert a PDF to a DXF.
>
> D
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