@ Ronald
if your files are rotten at the base not much to do
where does this file come from, no way to get a copy under another extension?
post it on the wire
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That's it, I managed to install it (I loaded it from another link) I took a rogue (websearches) in passing.
The result is not satisfactory (see photo).
capture2.jpg
where does your file come from
It's a file you took from the web
it's not confidential post the file or the links to get it
there is someone HERE who will find you a walkthrough
Your story doesn't seem to be very clear
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Draftsight also does not allow you to view files from Windows Explorer.
We're going to get there!!!!!!!!
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If you can open your file via Draftsight
If so, just take a screenshot
to save this capture as an image
and there you will be able to watch as you want under W7
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I tried the two links you gave me. Yesterday's and this morning's.
This morning's one was corrupted (blocked by my anti-virus). The second one worked but with a rogue.
What I want to do is very simple: I want in the Windows Explorer viewing window to be able to see the dxf files that I export to my laser subcontractor and be able to identify them quickly without having to import the dxf into TopSolid to view them (see attachment).
Ronald
capture3.jpg
Of course I open it. Except that when you have 200 or 300 dxf. It's going to be a hot workout
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so your files are basically made via top solid
so look at this
http://www.modelage-fasquelle.fr/espace-client/
and tell me what's happening
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I know, it installs with the software.
You can only import TopSolid "Packages".
The problem is as follows:
You are designing a 300-piece sheet metal project.
You unfold your sheets, you convert to DXF, you send to the subcontractor.
Two years later you take over the project for an after-sales service. To go very quickly, you don't go back to TopSolid to recommend, you slip your parts into an email and that's it.
But first I like to see my pieces to be sure.
Another possible case, I am on leave (I am alone at the BE, we are a very small company), my colleague workshop manager can recognize the parts from the network and he can order them.
Ronald
Hello
FYI I only have the files with the dwg extension that are displayed at home, it doesn't work with dxf.
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for me in general all parts has its own code
so if all parts have its own code
I don't see where you can go wrong
who of + is if to keep a visual
An image of the part can be made via screenshots with its laser function code
so the problem is solved
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Hello
@Mathieu ANGER
That's what I explained in my previous post!
I don't think there is any software that integrates the visualization of DXF files into Windows Explorer.
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@gt22 sorry for me it's not solved.
Thank you @EricR.
I'll leave the discussion open just in case.
This is also what I indicated in my first post, a priori not possible for DXF...
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Hello
I have Draftsight installed, and it only works with dwgs, not with dxfs...
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