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it seems that the format of choice now that we get our 2d dwgs in is tiff
files, using the default viewer in win xp right now but it runs extremely
slow, anybody know of any good viewers maybe even a free one... even
better... a way to get tiff data into inventor...
bl
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Brian Land
Mechanical Design
Lorik Tool Inc.
(931) 762-3495
Hypersnap www.hyperionics.com
"Brian Land" wrote in message
news:4058ba04$1_3@newsprd01...
> it seems that the format of choice now that we get our 2d dwgs in is tiff
> files, using the default viewer in win xp right now but it runs extremely
> slow, anybody know of any good viewers maybe even a free one... even
> better... a way to get tiff data into inventor...
> bl
>
> --
> Brian Land
> Mechanical Design
> Lorik Tool Inc.
> (931) 762-3495
>
>
graphics quality on the tiffs was pretty rough....
"John" wrote in message news:4058c03d$1_1@newsprd01...
> Hypersnap www.hyperionics.com
>
> "Brian Land" wrote in message
> news:4058ba04$1_3@newsprd01...
> > it seems that the format of choice now that we get our 2d dwgs in is
tiff
> > files, using the default viewer in win xp right now but it runs
extremely
> > slow, anybody know of any good viewers maybe even a free one... even
> > better... a way to get tiff data into inventor...
> > bl
> >
> > --
> > Brian Land
> > Mechanical Design
> > Lorik Tool Inc.
> > (931) 762-3495
> >
> >
>
>
I not sure exactly what you need to do with the image but you can insert the
tiff image into AutoCAD. I have do this and scaled the image so it checked
1:1.
--
Byron Newton
"Brian Land" wrote in message
news:4058ba04$1_3@newsprd01...
> it seems that the format of choice now that we get our 2d dwgs in is tiff
> files, using the default viewer in win xp right now but it runs extremely
> slow, anybody know of any good viewers maybe even a free one... even
> better... a way to get tiff data into inventor...
> bl
>
> --
> Brian Land
> Mechanical Design
> Lorik Tool Inc.
> (931) 762-3495
>
>
Start a new sketch, use insert>image and select the *.tif file.
darvin
"Brian Land" wrote in message
news:4058ba04$1_3@newsprd01...
> it seems that the format of choice now that we get our 2d dwgs in is
tiff
> files, using the default viewer in win xp right now but it runs
extremely
> slow, anybody know of any good viewers maybe even a free one... even
> better... a way to get tiff data into inventor...
> bl
>
> --
> Brian Land
> Mechanical Design
> Lorik Tool Inc.
> (931) 762-3495
>
>
There is a windows version of Gimp, a Photoshop clone for Linux. Menus take
some getting used to but a good program. Just install "GTK+ for Windows"
then "Gimp for Windows" from the link below. More info can be found at
www.gimp.org
Download is at:
http://www2.arnes.si/~sopjsimo/gimp/stable.html
"Brian Land" wrote in message
news:4058ba04$1_3@newsprd01...
> it seems that the format of choice now that we get our 2d dwgs in is tiff
> files, using the default viewer in win xp right now but it runs extremely
> slow, anybody know of any good viewers maybe even a free one... even
> better... a way to get tiff data into inventor...
> bl
>
> --
> Brian Land
> Mechanical Design
> Lorik Tool Inc.
> (931) 762-3495
>
>
http://www.alternatiff.com/
Jas
"Brian Land" wrote in message
news:4058ba04$1_3@newsprd01...
> it seems that the format of choice now that we get our 2d dwgs in is tiff
> files, using the default viewer in win xp right now but it runs extremely
> slow, anybody know of any good viewers maybe even a free one... even
> better... a way to get tiff data into inventor...
> bl
>
> --
> Brian Land
> Mechanical Design
> Lorik Tool Inc.
> (931) 762-3495
>
>
I have used XnView for several years. It's free and has lots of
features, can even do snapshots (screendumps).
http://www.xnview.com/
Bob S.
"Brian Land" wrote in message news:4058ba04$1_3@newsprd01...
> it seems that the format of choice now that we get our 2d dwgs in is tiff
> files, using the default viewer in win xp right now but it runs extremely
> slow, anybody know of any good viewers maybe even a free one... even
> better... a way to get tiff data into inventor...
> bl
>
> --
> Brian Land
> Mechanical Design
> Lorik Tool Inc.
> (931) 762-3495
>
>
