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Does anyone here have a seat of "Design CAD" ?? We have some customer files, in that format, we need converted to DWG or DXF. The 15 day trial will not open any files other than what comes with the program. It won't let you save or print either, so it's more of a demo than a trial. Getting them from the client in a different format isn't an option as the guy recently passed away. Buying a seat of software to open and convert five little files is pretty dumb don't ya think. Can anyone help TIA Mark markm-at-omnica-dot-com |
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MM wrote:
Does anyone here have a seat of "Design CAD" ?? We have some customer files, in that format, we need converted to DWG or DXF. The 15 day trial will not open any files other than what comes with the program. It won't let you save or print either, so it's more of a demo than a trial. Getting them from the client in a different format isn't an option as the guy recently passed away. Buying a seat of software to open and convert five little files is pretty dumb don't ya think. Can anyone help TIA Mark markm-at-omnica-dot-com Well, if a serial number will make the trial program fully functional, there's always the keygen and cracks sites, I've heard keygen.us is a good one.. John |
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On Fri, 05 Aug 2005 22:31:20 GMT, "MM" wrote:
Does anyone here have a seat of "Design CAD" ?? We have some customer files, in that format, we need converted to DWG or DXF. The 15 day trial will not open any files other than what comes with the program. It won't let you save or print either, so it's more of a demo than a trial. Getting them from the client in a different format isn't an option as the guy recently passed away. Buying a seat of software to open and convert five little files is pretty dumb don't ya think. Can anyone help TIA Mark Crossposted to alt.cad,rec.crafts.metalworking -- Cliff markm-at-omnica-dot-com |
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MM wrote:
Does anyone here have a seat of "Design CAD" ?? We have some customer files, in that format, we need converted to DWG or DXF. The 15 day trial will not open any files other than what comes with the program. It won't let you save or print either, so it's more of a demo than a trial. Getting them from the client in a different format isn't an option as the guy recently passed away. Buying a seat of software to open and convert five little files is pretty dumb don't ya think. Can anyone help TIA Mark markm-at-omnica-dot-com What is the file extension. I can load a lot of different extensions and save as... or if only - print pdf. Martin -- Martin Eastburn @ home at Lion's Lair with our computer lionslair at consolidated dot net NRA LOH, NRA Life NRA Second Amendment Task Force Charter Founder ----== Posted via Newsfeeds.Com - Unlimited-Uncensored-Secure Usenet News==---- http://www.newsfeeds.com The #1 Newsgroup Service in the World! 120,000+ Newsgroups ----= East and West-Coast Server Farms - Total Privacy via Encryption =---- |
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I tried to send you a regular E-Mail, but you faked it up. If you
really want a conversion, I have an upgraded DesignCad that appears to work, although they cut the guts out of the original version after selling out to the people who wrote TurboCad. Write a note in rec.crafts.metalworking with a legitimate address and I'll contact you. Bugs |
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