STEP1.
Option1. Find the “Export to PDF” button on the toolbar.

Option2. Go to “File” > “Export” > Choose “Convert to PDF”. 

STEP2.
In the open window,
Click “Browse” if you need to change the target folder.
Choose if you need to “Create individual PDF” or “Merge into a single PDF”.
If you need the markup preserved in the output, click the “Exporting with markup” checkbox.

STEP3.
Go to next step and set the page size, output color and image resolution.

STEP4.
Click “Next” and wait for the conversion. You may see that all the linked Xref’s are preserved in the output. You can view or email the PDF directly to others.

Option2. Go to “File” > “Export” > Choose “Convert to JPG, BMP…”  

STEP2.
In the open window, choose an output format (BMP, JPEG, GIF, PNG, TIFF) and go with the other options.

Note: If you need the markup preserved in the output, click the “Exporting with markup” checkbox.

STEP3.
Click “Next” and wait for the conversion. You can view or email the PDF directly to others.

A raster image becomes grainier when it is zoomed in, but a vector image won’t. Vector image is advantageous for its small size but high resolution. You don’t need to produce large image to maintain the high resolution.

STEP1.
Hold “Ctrl” and press “B” to go to the Browser mode.

STEP2.
Run the command
Option1. Find the “Search text in drawings” button on the tool bar

Option2. Right click in the view, and find the “Search text in drawings” item

Option3. Right click on a drawing thumbnail and find the “Search text in drawings” item

STEP3.
Type the text, choose a destination folder and click “OK”.

STEP4.
Double click on a drawing thumbnail to view the drawing. Use arrow button on the toolbar to switch drawings.

Note: You may want to search again in the drawing to locate the specific text in a drawing, please see >> Search and find text in the drawing.

Example
I searched a keyword and it gives me 2 results. Double clicked one file and open the drawing.
Now use the arrow buttons “Next drawing” and “Previous drawings” to browse all the matched drawings for reviews.
To precisely locate a keyword, hold “Ctrl” and press “F” to find the text location in the drawing.

STEP1.
Open a DWF file, go to “File” > “Save as a copy” or click the “Save as” button on the navigation bar.

STEP2.
In the open “Save as” window, give the new drawing file a name and from the drop down menu of the “Save as type”, select DWG or DXF format and the CAD version. Choose where you want to keep the new drawing file and click “OK”.

Batch print

Reading docs on screen could be challenging, DWGSee can batch print DWG/DXF/DWF docs by the sequence you chose.

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Option2. Go to “Tools” > “Find”.
 

Option3. Hold “Ctrl” and press “F” on your keyboard.

STEP2.
Type what text you want to find then click “OK”. The search results are limit to current space (model or layout).

Example
In this example, I would like to see where Jane’s desk is in our new working place, so I enter “Jane” in the textbox and finally located Jane.

STEP1.
Please Open the drawing and find the “Count Items” on the toolbar.

STEP2.
Find the “New” button to define a new group of entities.
Name the group and type it into the “Item Name” box, to count all the instances of same block in the drawing. Check the “Search and check all similar items”, and click “OK”.

STEP3.
Get back to the drawing and you will find that when the mouse hovers, the mouse arrow will turn into a square or a gray mark sign.
When it sniffers a block entity, the mouse shape turns into a square, in this way, you may click the mouse key and DWGSee will count out how many times the selected block are instanced in the drawing. You may find the calculated quantity shown in the “Counter Manager”. A green mark sign will then be added to each counted block on the screen.

Note: To better help getting an accurate result, it is suggested to use your mouse wheel to zoom in before you tick on screen.

STEP4.
A gray mark sign allows you to select a single entity. If you want to add more entities to a same group, just tick the blocks individually as you want and DWGSee will continue counting the number.

STEP1.
You have 3 options to call the copy function from DWGSee:

Option1. Go to “Edit” and find the copy options.

Option2. Right-click on the drawing and find the copy options.
 

Option3. Hold “Ctrl” and press “C” to copy the current view or hold “Ctrl” and press “R” to copy a certain part of the drawing in clipboard.

STEP2.
Go to your MS document, and paste the vector image there.