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Article #21871Re: Why can't I use .eps or .fm made from AutoCad Lt 2002 in FM7?
From: Arnis Gubins
Date: Tue, 21 Jan 2003 19:07
Date: Tue, 21 Jan 2003 19:07
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Horace, A lot of applications do not produce correct/proper EPS files. That is why I recommend a two-step operation via PDF to create an EPS file. You may want to compare a PDF of the EPS output from AutoCad Light with a PDF created by printing from AutoCad Light to the Distiller printer and then creating a PDF. If the two are identical, then the direct EPS files should be ok to use in FM. Note: the FM option to import PDFs as graphics converts the PDF to an EPS on-the-fly every time it is accessed anyway, so why not do it once and take a bit of a load off your system resources?
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