yes the template graphic logos come and go mysteriously
i don't think it is the jpg format though i am not sure
the solution to the disappering logos i have found is to sprinkle copies
about your hard drive so 99SE can find them
\windows
\local folder
\99se folders(s)
etc
they don't seem to do any good inside the DDB although they may seem to
at first try
igor, send me your dwg file
i can look at it tonight, else it will be mid week next week
if a sch title block logo is what you are after it will have to wind up
as raster and not a vector file i think
on second thought that statement only applies to 'insert graphic'
i don't see why little bits and pcs of primitives would not work in a
template file (which is what a DXF IMPORT will do), actually as i write
this i think it may solve the issue of 99se hunting around to find the
external graphic file to link to
ds
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Peter Bennett wrote:
M P wrote:
I am trying ti import a logo to my sch template and it would be too
hard to draw it directly in sch editor. Still not that crazy to do
schematic capture in xxxCAD. :)
Tried all different combination and DWG versions. None seem to work.
Will try to enlarge the sheet size.
Thanks,
Igor
Do a screen capture, or otherwise get a graphic file of the logo,and
save it as a .bmp or .jpg - Protel should display that OK.
(I'll swear that .jpg worked in the past, but recently it stopped
working for me, and I had to change the logo to .bmp, and change the
templates to suite...)
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