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Scott Eckland
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Anyone have the ability to convert a DWG file to a vector CS3 file? Need to make a large map of the graphic. Send me an email if you have the ability to help a fellow letterville'er out [Wink] Shoot me an email please.

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I'm not sure about CS3, but in CS4 you can open .dwg files from Illy.. They're listed as AutoCAD Drawing (.DWG) I don't know if it will open as vectored or be vector-able (is that word?)though so this probably isn't much help.

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I thought you could do it in Corel X3, but the lines might be broken into lots of short unconnected straight ones.

There is a plug-in you can buy that will automatically weld/connect them.

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