Reed Roisum wrote:
Bluebeam works well. Not sure on cost.
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Subject: CAD/PDF
Any good recommendations for a CAD to PDF converter? The one I have
is problematic, especially with xrefs.
Todd G. Williams, PE
Fire Protection Design/Consulting
Stonington, Connecticut
860-535-2080
www.fpdc.com
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We found a full cad program on the Internet that converts from .dwg to
pdf and from pdf to dwg without any problems. It is an Italian program
called Progecad and while we still use autocad, we often get drawings in
pdf format and this program easily converts to dwg including layers,
colors, xrefs etc.
Jim Deason
Priority Fire Protection, Inc.
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