This software is a speedy and lightweight viewer for DWG files that allows users to browse, view, mark up, copy and print DWG, DXF and DWF files. It has support for CAD drawings made in 2009, and allows conversion of drawings to various image and PDF formats, as well as supports hyperlinks in blocks.
If you're looking for a lightweight and speedy DWG viewer, you might want to check DWGSee out. With this software, you can easily browse, view, markup, print, and batch print DWG, DXF, and DWF files, fully supporting the AutoCAD 2009 drawing format.
In addition, DWGSee comes with advanced features like hyperlink blocks, quick dimension driver, and markup-saving options, allowing you to add comments to your drawings without breaking the bank. What's even better is that you can try out all these features for free with the 21-day trial period offered by the CAD viewer.
That's not all, folks. If you want to take your DWG experience to the next level, you might want to upgrade to the DWGSee DWG Viewer Pro version. Not only does it support DWG, DXF, and DWF to jpg, tiff, gif, bmp, and pdf conversion, but it also lets you publish your markups in image and PDF format.
Batch printing and print-to-scale are also supported in the latest version, allowing you to print multiple drawings at once, select layouts, and get the job done with ease. And if you happen to use MS Word a lot, you'll be pleased to know that DWGSee Pro lets you copy the entire or part of your drawing to the clipboard and paste it into the popular text editor as a neat illustration.
Finally, it's worth mentioning that DWGSee works flawlessly with terminal servers, including the latest version of Windows Server 2008 and Citrix System, making it a great choice for businesses. If you want to learn more about pricing, don't hesitate to reach out to the folks at [email protected].
In addition, DWGSee comes with advanced features like hyperlink blocks, quick dimension driver, and markup-saving options, allowing you to add comments to your drawings without breaking the bank. What's even better is that you can try out all these features for free with the 21-day trial period offered by the CAD viewer.
That's not all, folks. If you want to take your DWG experience to the next level, you might want to upgrade to the DWGSee DWG Viewer Pro version. Not only does it support DWG, DXF, and DWF to jpg, tiff, gif, bmp, and pdf conversion, but it also lets you publish your markups in image and PDF format.
Batch printing and print-to-scale are also supported in the latest version, allowing you to print multiple drawings at once, select layouts, and get the job done with ease. And if you happen to use MS Word a lot, you'll be pleased to know that DWGSee Pro lets you copy the entire or part of your drawing to the clipboard and paste it into the popular text editor as a neat illustration.
Finally, it's worth mentioning that DWGSee works flawlessly with terminal servers, including the latest version of Windows Server 2008 and Citrix System, making it a great choice for businesses. If you want to learn more about pricing, don't hesitate to reach out to the folks at [email protected].
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