CAD drawing into a PDF file

[velvett]

How does one do this?
Do I need to by software?

 

[The Shadow]

Bluebeam software

 

[velvett]

Bluebeam software

Thanks!

 

[SoreArms]

print to PDF (if you have acrobat)

 

[velvett]

print to PDF (if you have acrobat)

Hmmm
Is that the downloadable freebie one?

 

[SoreArms]

no bu there's a freebie one that I forgewt waht it's called. It has their verson of word, excel, acrobat and all sorts of other programs (compatible with the originals) for free. I'm sure some one will step in and tell you the name

 

[SoreArms]

found it

here ya go sweetcakes

http://www.openoffice.org/index.html

 

[The Shadow]

I would personally use the Bluebeam freebie...

 

[velvett]

I would personally use the Bluebeam freebie...

The 30 day trial?

 

[biteme]

I don't know but I'll help.

 

[The Shadow]

The 30 day trial?

Yep

 

[alien amp pharm]

This is the best I have found, it's easy to use and completely free, unlike that 'trial' software Shadow suggested.

http://www.pdf995.com/

 

[The Shadow]

I think the bluebeams main strength is its ability to interface with Microsoft Office and interlace applications like Office, Excel together.....ability to use already defined page sizes helps as you dont have to adjust page sizes or rotate etc....the link you provided might do the same things though as I dont know much about it

the Bluebeam-Lite version is about 100 bucks I think

 

[Frisky]

I can send you a copy of Acrobat Prof Vel

 

[alien amp pharm]

I can send you a copy of Acrobat Prof Vel

I can too

so put that in your pipe and smoke it, Wench.

 

[velvett]

I can send you a copy of Acrobat Prof Vel

Can you FEEL the love?

 

[Frisky]

Can you FEEL the love?

Say the word hun

 

[Forge]

Yeah, having acrobat installed is the easiest way (the full version). If you are talking about Solidworks, then the newest version can print to PDF automatically I believe. Autocad still needs acrobat though.

Never used bluebeam, I'll have to check it out.

 

[alien amp pharm]

Hey you computer geeks,

how do I make separate pdf's from multiple sheets in 1 model space view? Can this even be done with Adobe Acrobat Pro or does it have to be in paperspace first?

(in Autocad 2002)

 

[swole]

Catia Cad V5R16 pwns all u muvgas

 

[Frisky]

send me a pm, I can maybe send you a disk or some info.

 

[Frisky]

I don't deal with bluebeam much but if you tell me your issue I can sure as hell get some answers *wink*

 

[alien amp pharm]

Who the heck is Frisky talking to?

 

[Frisky]

Who the heck is Frisky talking to?

shut up and go talk silently to your blow up doll and let me and vel have our convo woudl you. You are such a thorn in my side sometimes.

I am smarter than you, admit it... accept it.. and quit being such a geigh bitch.

 

[alien amp pharm]

shut up and go talk silently to your blow up doll and let me and vel have our convo woudl you. You are such a thorn in my side sometimes.

I am smarter than you, admit it... accept it.. and quit being such a geigh bitch.

lol, this thread is from February and you have already replied to her, Genius

 

[Frisky]

lol, this thread is from February and you have already replied to her, Genius

I know bitch... I am just making sure she knows I have the goods.... unlike you who don't

bwahahahah

besides... fuck, i totally forgot about this thread because my miserable life does not revolve around ef and well... just well... I'm old and brittle and fuck, hell... I forget things sometimes.

Fuck you dammit! I'll punch you in the throat next time I see you.