In your dwg, you can't use OLECONVERT. Your only option is to use OLEOPEN and then use Excel to SaveAs. Also, in VBA and lisp, there is no way to work with the ole in a silent method. You can only script the OLEOPEN command and that will open the ole in Excel. So in a batch mode, you would end up with a bunch of instances of Excel that you would have to save the file and close the app. In other words, batch processing gets messy.
In NET, it can give you access to the actual OLE object and then you can access Microsoft's api's. If you ask in the NET forum, someone might be able to help you.
Hi, did you finally succeeded into batch export ?
I have the same need... (tried w/ python but no success for the moment...)
thanks
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