DWGs in MS-WORD

Roman Grundner
Roman Grundner
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Hello together,

we make technical documentations with MS WORD 2010 and often neeed to integrate DWGs in this documents.
At the moment we convert the drawings to PDF an copy the drawing from the PDF into the clipboard and then as a picture into word.
Of course this makes the WORD-document unnecessarily big and the quality is not adequate.
Does someone know a more proffessional way to solve this?

Thanks in advance and
kind regards
Roman/Austria 

Comments

  • James Matthew
    James Matthew

    You can use the Windows copy and paste tools.  In Bricscad, press Control-C and BricsCad will ask you to select objects to copy.  In Word, press Control-V and to insert the image.  Unfortunately, this does not work with viewports in paper space.

  • martin@enco.us
    martin@enco.us

    You might try using .png format instead of .pdf.  I use either docuPrinter or BlueBeam to create the .png files.  I edit in Gimp if necessary.  Set the dots per inch for the .png high enough to get the quality you need.  I generally use 600 dpi and I get laser printer quality.

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