Any DWG and DXF to Image Converter 2009 for Windows

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Any DWG and DXF to Image Converter is a batch converter that allows to convert DWG and DXF files to TIFF, JPEG, BMP, GIF and PNG without AutoCAD. It allows to convert the drawings into images easily without purchasing expensive software programs.Features:Stand-alone utility - AutoCAD NOT requiredTo use AutoCAD DWG to Image converter, you don't need AutoCAD installed in your PC.Improved page layout settingsUse DWG page layout settings to create your image conversion. The page, view, and layout from your CAD drawing are retained, making it easy to create a high-quality image files.Batch mode conversionAny DWG and DXF to Image Converter can also be used from the command line to batch-process multiple conversions.Multiple AutoCAD version support We support a wide variety of versions of DWG and DXF files, making it easy to meet the requirements of legacy applications. Any DWG and DXF to Image Converter converts between any combination of DXF or DWG files from R12, R13, R14, 2000 and 2004/2007/2008/2009/2010/2011. Specify line widthsControl line width scaling in the image file. You can use the line width options from the original file, display or suppress line widths in your conversion, or use your own custom line width.Choose layouts to convertSelect from current, Model (layout), or Layouts Only (excluding the Model) You can also select layouts to convert by name. Choose layers to convertIdentify specific drawing layers to convert, by layer name or by type (on/off, lock/unlock, frozen/unfrozen, or plottable/unplottable). Control output colorsChoose full color, grayscale, or black-and-white.DWG to Image conversion at an affordable priceYou don't need expensive AutoCAD or Adobe Acrobat software to unlock your DWG files. Any DWG and DXF to Image Converter creates high quality vector image files from CAD drawings.Create universally accessible filesThe image files format is a widely accepted