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Started by Marc Millier
Sat, 07 Nov 1992 00:05
Converting AutoCAD files to something for the NeXT...
Author: Marc Millier
Date: Sat, 07 Nov 1992 00:05
Date: Sat, 07 Nov 1992 00:05
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Help!
We are looking for import/export filters-tools-utilities for
AutoCad DXF files - on the NeXT (obviously). The application is
for a GIS/LIS to import map data and turn it into eps or tiff so
it can be dressed up for presentation. The data will come off of
the network (from Sun sparcs running ARC/INFO).
It would be even better to have ARC/INFO or ARC/VIEW on the NeXT, but
we do what we can. Does anybody know if ESRI has any plans in that
direction?
Thanks in advance
-Marc
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Interactive Technology, Inc. UI Product Development & Consulting
The NeXT Value Added Dealer for Oregon
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Re: Converting AutoCAD files to something for the NeXT...
Author: Paul Burford
Date: Fri, 20 Nov 1992 09:58
Date: Fri, 20 Nov 1992 09:58
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In article <1992Nov7.000556.7518@inttech.com> millier@inttech.com (Marc Millier) writes: > Help! > > We are looking for import/export filters-tools-utilities for > AutoCad DXF files - on the NeXT (obviously). The application is > for a GIS/LIS to import map data and turn it into eps or tiff so > it can be dressed up for presentation. The data will come off of > the network (from Sun sparcs running ARC/INFO). Marc There is a product called VISA from Graphisoft that converts DXF files into either .eps (Encapsulated PostScript), .ai (Adobe Illustrator) or tiff Unfortunatly I do not have an email address or a phone number although I know the company is in Budapest (if thats any help !!!!!!) Paul Burford NeXT UK
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