You can export or plot your drawings in a number of formats, including DWF, DWFx, DXF, PDF, and Windows metafile (WMF). You can also output your drawings in image formats using specially designed plotter drivers.
You can create DWF files (a 2D vector file) to publish your drawings on the web or across an intranet.
You can create DWFx files (DWF and XPS) to publish your drawings on the web or across an intranet.
DXB (drawing interchange binary) file formats are supported using the DXB non-system file driver. This is commonly used to “flatten” 3D drawings to 2D.
The nonsystem raster driver supports several raster file formats, including Windows BMP, CALS, TIFF, PNG, TGA, PCX, and JPEG. The raster driver is most commonly used to plot to files for desktop publishing.
Using the DWG to PDF driver, you can create Adobe® Portable Document Format (PDF) files from drawings.
Using the Adobe PostScript driver, you can use DWGs with an array of page layout programs and archive tools such as the Adobe Acrobat Portable Document Format (PDF).
You can use any plotter configuration to create plot files that can be used with spooling software or given to service bureaus for output.
