The program window

All program functions are activated via the following dialog window:

Windows

Mac Os X

Here's what the various buttons and menus are for:

• Add: this allows you to add a document in DWG, DXF, DWF and DXB format to the list of elements for conversion. The document appears in the list above.

• Add folder: allows you to choose a folder. All the documents in the folder with DWG, DXF, DWF or DXB extension are added to the list of elements for conversion and appear in the list above.

• Remove: all elements selected from the list are removed.

• Remove all: all elements in the list are removed.

• Choose folder: this lets you choose the folder where elements in the box above will be converted.

• Type: for choosing the type of documents converted (DWG, DXF, DXB, DWF and PDF)
  
  

• Preview: visualizes the drawing content in default program used for PDF documents (Adobe Reader, Anteprima, Skim or others). Same number of pages are generated as in Paper Space. If there are no paper spaces, the model is visualized. The Preview button is enabled when an element is selected.

• Version: used to select version for converted documents. The menu changes depending on type of document.

• Convert Selection: Converts selected elements. A destination folder must have been selected previously.

• Convert All: Converts all elements on the list. A destination folder must have been selected previously.

Clicking on the Interstudio icon brings up a window showing company details and current version of DWGDirect library:

This is what the main CAD File Converter window looks before converting to DWF:

Windows

Mac Os X

After converting, elements on the list that have been converted show a • symbol to their left.

Clicking on an element, some details are brought up below the list, such as: full location, type and version of the document.

In the above example the selected element is type DWG and version ACAD2010/11.

Should conversion not be carried out successfully, 'Err' appears where the symbol was on the left. By clicking on the element you can see which type of error occurred.