This software is a speedy and lean DWG viewer that lets users peruse, mark up, compare, copy, paste, and batch print DWG/DXF/DWF files. It supports CAD drawings up to 2009 and also facilitates conversion to image and PDF formats. Hyperlink blocks are supported as well.
If you're looking for a lightweight and fast DWG viewer, then look no further than DWGSee. With this software, you can easily browse, view, markup, print and even batch print DWG, DXF and DWF files. What's more, it supports the AutoCAD 2009 drawing format and even hyperlinks blocks, which is a powerful feature.
But that's not all, as this CAD viewer also includes advanced markup tools with an embedded quick dimension driver. You can add comments to your drawings, and there are various saving options available. Best of all, you can test out all of these functions with a 21-day free trial period.
If you choose to upgrade to the DWGSee DWG Viewer Pro version, you'll be able to convert your files to various image and PDF formats, including JPG, TIFF, GIF, BMP, and PDF. There's also a browse mode, enabling you to easily search and view your drawings.
Batch printing is now supported, which means you can print multiple drawings in one go, and it's easy to choose which layouts you'd like to print. What's more, you can publish markup in image and PDF format, making it easier for you to share your drawings with others.
In the latest 3.0 version of DWGSee Pro, there are even more features added. You can now copy the entire or part of your drawing to the clipboard and paste it into MS Word as a neat illustration. There's also a precise comparison tool to help you find changes between two drawings.
And if you're worried about compatibility, don't be – DWGSee even works with terminal servers, such as from the Citrix System to the latest version of Windows Server 2008. If you'd like more information about pricing, get in touch with the team at [email protected].
But that's not all, as this CAD viewer also includes advanced markup tools with an embedded quick dimension driver. You can add comments to your drawings, and there are various saving options available. Best of all, you can test out all of these functions with a 21-day free trial period.
If you choose to upgrade to the DWGSee DWG Viewer Pro version, you'll be able to convert your files to various image and PDF formats, including JPG, TIFF, GIF, BMP, and PDF. There's also a browse mode, enabling you to easily search and view your drawings.
Batch printing is now supported, which means you can print multiple drawings in one go, and it's easy to choose which layouts you'd like to print. What's more, you can publish markup in image and PDF format, making it easier for you to share your drawings with others.
In the latest 3.0 version of DWGSee Pro, there are even more features added. You can now copy the entire or part of your drawing to the clipboard and paste it into MS Word as a neat illustration. There's also a precise comparison tool to help you find changes between two drawings.
And if you're worried about compatibility, don't be – DWGSee even works with terminal servers, such as from the Citrix System to the latest version of Windows Server 2008. If you'd like more information about pricing, get in touch with the team at [email protected].
What's New
Version 3.21: N/A
Version 2.70: N/A
Version 2.59: Batch printing & ACAD 2008 ready