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Today!
pdf2cad version 7.0
is here!
By popular demand, we have added batch mode
to 7.0. Now, you can convert multiple files or entire directories as
easily as a single file. We've also added a new output format.
In addition to PDF to DXF,
pdf2cad now also converts HPGL, a popular CAD archival format based on the Hewlett Packard
Plotting Language. Further major strides have been made in the
intelligent identification of lines and curves as useful CAD objects such as circles and ellipses.
Plus, pdf2cad now also supports layering in DXF files based on
color. Add the general improvements to
performance and decreased file
size to the mix and you have a great reason to upgrade or try
pdf2cad for the first time.
Editable CAD files in seconds!
pdf2cad converts engineering drawings saved as Adobe PDF files into DXF files that you can open and edit in
AutoCAD and other popular engineering programs. It also generates HPGL which is a popular CAD archival format.
pdf2cad is also ideal for converting
PDF-based CAD drawings as wells as floor-plans, network diagrams and
organization charts into Microsoft® Visio®. This capability is key as more and more firms are storing and receiving drawings in the Adobe PDF file format and need to use them
with Visio.
New! Home/Office License
If you need to use pdf2cad both at your
office and at home, then choose the Home/Office License. This special
license may be used by the same user in both the workplace at on a home
computer. It costs just $249- a 45% savings over buying 2 separate
licenses!
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Connect
PDF with your Technical Applications
pdf2cad provides
a bridge between PDF and technical applications. It accurately reproduces lines, shapes and text strings in the industry-standard DXF
and HPGL formats.
If your PDF files were
generated from an application, you can convert them to CAD objects
quickly and easily with pdf2cad.
If you have scanned drawings, you'll need another solution such as
Scan2CAD
or the products from Trix Systems.
Use these tips to figure out whether you have a
vector or
scanned PDF file.
Stop redrawing floor plans or mechanical designs from scratch.
Just run them through pdf2cad!
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