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I am trying to email some DWG and DXF files and everyone is telling me they get a blank document. I can open the files on my own computer (MacBook Pro 13-inch, Early 2011), I can't however view any files using DXF View on my own computer.
After a short investigation I figured out that the application you mentioned in your post - DXF View - is not able to show 3D Solid objects in DWG / DXF files. So if your drawings contain only such kind of data, and the person you are sending your DWG / DXF files is using "DXF View" application to open your files, than he/she will not be able to see the contents of the drawings.
Maxim
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If the recipient of the mail can not see the contents of the attached DWG file in AutoCAD, than you may also try to compress DWG before attaching to mail.
Maxim
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Your DWG file is not empty here either: ask your recipients to move the file to their computer and out of the email client first before they open it and see if their issue goes away. Also find out what program hey are using: if AutoCAD, they can Zoom Extents to see your object.
