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Hi IFR, Thanks a lot. Will give it a try. I tried converting a rastor pdf scanned copy in scan2cad but only in vain.i will give it a try. Thanks a lot. Appreciate your efforts!

Hi Dk, Thanks again.I don't think it's possible to convert a scanned image into an editable dwg file. It works only for the computer generated files. It is mentioned in the site of converter which you posted. Anyway let's hope for the best. Thank you.

Hi dik, Once again thanks a lot for your excellent insights. Will check thsm.

Hi Dik, Thanks for your reply. Will check it. They are all hard copies of A0 drawings to be conberted to Autocad drawings.

Hi Folks, It's nice to bs back here after a long time. I have few A0 size drawings to be converted to Autocad drawings.I am trying to scan them and import them in Autocad as AutoCAD objects using import Pdf option. But when I try to convert the image from Rastor to vector in photoshop, the...

Hi Sparweb and robyeng, Thanks a lot for your insights. Will check them out.

Hi folks, We have some hard copy drawings of A0, A1 size. We want to make them in Autocad. We are trying to scan them into a PDF and import it into Autocad. Is it possible to scan the A0 size drawings into a pdf? Any ideas would be great.

Hi Cowski, Thanks a ton.You nailed it.Will check it.

Hi JohnRbaker, Thanks a lot for your reply. But still I am not clear on the usage. Pls help.

Hi Folks, I have a query in NX. The options roll back and edit feature look similar to me May I know what is the exact difference between the two?

Hi Rick, Thanks a lot for your detailed insights. Will explore further and revert. Cheers!!

Hi Rick, Thanks for your reply. But I would like to know what difference it makes? Why don't we consider self weight in mechanical designs? Why do we considered self weight only in case of structures in civil engineering? Would be greatful if I get answers to the above queries. Thank you.

Hi folks, I have been exploring both Ansys and Staadpro. I am just curious that why is it that self weight is considered only in staadpro and not in Ansys. Really wonderful to be part of this community.

Lit chi, Thats funny. Thank you anyway.

Hi Ferdo, Thank you. But I need atleast a detailed overview comparing the pros and cons of different softwares.