Hello
Just open the part or assembly in SolidWorks and make file save as and choose ".exe" as the type:
http://help.solidworks.com/2012/french/eDrawings/SaveAsExe.htm
http://help.solidworks.com/2016/french/eDrawings/t_Saving_Files_as_Executable_Files.htm
See this link
http://help.solidworks.com/2012/French/eDrawings/SaveAsExe.htm?id=7168ba3b69bf49fea5eb06d36f970de1
You can save files as self-extracting executable files (*.exe) containing the SolidWorks eDrawings Viewer and the SolidWorks eDrawings file. To extract the eDrawings Viewer and open the eDrawings file, both of which are embedded, run the eDrawings executable file. The eDrawings Viewer can open all supported file types.
This feature is not available in 64-bit eDrawings.
To save files as eDrawings executable files:
Click File , Save As.
Set the Type to eDrawings Executable Files (*.exe).
Select from the export options .
Type the File Name, and then click Save.
To run the eDrawings executable file:
In Windows Explorer, double-click the eDrawings executable file.
The built-in eDrawings Viewer opens displaying the built-in eDrawings file. The eDrawings Viewer used is the one of the integrated version with the executable. You can use this eDrawings Viewer to view other documents.
When you close the eDrawings application launched from an executable file, if it is not installed on your computer, you will be prompted to install it. This message appears one out of five times when you exit the eDrawings application launched from the executable.
Hello
You have to register as and choose the .easm format.
Then from Edrawing, you have to save again as and choose the edrawing executable file format.
Hello
as far as I know the only solution is the one that Frederick proposes! Save it in EASM (Edrawing) version then open it with Edrawing and from there you can save it EXE.
Thank you for your help.
Indeed, you have to save in Edrawings, open with Edrawings14 and save under 32 bit .exe.