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Hello!. I want to use a model I found but the format is in .cad, I did a lot of research and can't find at least a demo or trial of QuickCAD that I think was used to create the file. I downloaded other CAD programs but none recognize .cad
Can someone assist me to convert the file?, I really need access to the file, and converting to .dwg will give me more choices to use the file (at least open with DWG Trueview?).
You can easily convert your PDF to DWG on any mobile or tablet device in three simple steps: Open our free PDF to DWG converter in your mobile device's browser. Upload the PDF document for conversion. Download the converted DWG file once the conversion is complete.
To convert a .cad file to .dwg format, you can use a software program like AutoCAD, which allows for easy conversion between different CAD file formats. Here are the steps to convert a .cad file to .dwg using AutoCAD:
Open AutoCAD software and click on the "Application" menu.
Select the "Open" option from the dropdown menu and locate the .cad file that you want to convert.
Open the .cad file in AutoCAD and then click on the "Save As" option from the "Application" menu.
In the "Save As" dialog box, select the .dwg format from the dropdown menu next to the "Save as type" field.
Choose the location where you want to save the converted .dwg file and give it a new name if desired.
Click on the "Save" button to convert and save the .cad file in .dwg format.
Once the conversion is complete, you should be able to open and edit the .dwg file in AutoCAD or other compatible CAD software programs...
I have been asked by many (possibly 100's) of AutoCAD users to convert files so they could import them into AutoCAD
Not being an AutoCAD user, I was totally unaware and so are many others that any version of AutoCAD could read skd skf files.
I feel you must be confused that AutoSketch can output in dxf and dwg format but if the Autosketch files are in skd or skf format then a working copy of AutoSketch is required to read and convert the files to a format that AutoCAD can read.
In the early days even backward compatibility of AutoCAD drawing files did not exist for this not wishing to upgrade requiring conversion of new AutoCAD format to old format and I converted many of those as well via AutoSketch.
Kevin Hutch Be part of the solution not part of the problem (61) 4 0887 1538
Hi, the problem is that either I haven't sent you the files or the ones I sent are not possible to convert. Currently, I have 5 files with the .cad extension in each one. I am attacched the archives in the last comment, and you can let me know if you can or cannot convert them. If you cannot, please let me know.
Hi Kevin, wondering if you could try to convert these for me. I've got 100s of old drawings that i need to convert, and I just want to confirm that they are indeed autosketch and then I'll get my own copy so I can go through them all. Thanks!
Had a bit of finger trouble all converted with Autosketch V10 no problem with others if needed.
They all appear to be from a company called;
MARINE ENGINE CONTROLS, INC.
You may wish to contact that company as they contain a statement;
`INFORMATION SHOWN ON THIS DRAWING IS PRORIETARY AND OWNED BY MARINE ENGINE CONTROLS, INC. (MECI)º‑…ëQ¸®? Arialÿÿÿÿ€ \ALL PATENT RIGHTS, MANUFACTURING OR REPRODUCTION USE AND SALES RIGHTS ARE EXPRESSLY RESERVED
Kevin Hutch Be part of the solution not part of the problem (61) 4 0887 1538
Me neither, but there seems to be several references to it in an internet search, just hope the author can decipher it. The reference to windows v5.1 shows it is a n old one.
Kevin Hutch Be part of the solution not part of the problem (61) 4 0887 1538
