Reading PDF - a cry for help

[Joe Lewis Wilkins]

Thanks Stephen. I'll take a look at Clairfy. MD provides DWG and DXF translations, but I rarely have need for them, avoiding AutoCAD like the plague as I always have, though I've heard they're going to come back to the Mac shortly. Maybe already. I've been a beta tester for MD for about 15 years.

Joe Wilkins

On Sep 29, 2011, at 10:19 AM, stephen barncard wrote:

> Not sure about your needs but...
> 
> You can save a lot of time between MacDraft and PDFs  by using Blue Mango's
> wonderful and fully supported "Clairfy".  Select, copy to PDF in one step
> with annotations available and online distribution if you want.
> 
> It's FREE and highly recommended.
> 
> Get Clarify HERE <http://www.bluemangolearning.com/clarify/>
> 
> If your work includes MacDraft, you should know about the (Autocad standard)
> DWG/DXF import and export feature. It is all plain text and human readable,
> with point, line and position data that some of which could be turned into
> corresponding LC commands. But it might be easier to just use Clarify. It's
> really good.