If you do not know your configuration, click the following link to detect your configuration and download the appropriate installer:Automatic InstallerIf you know your configuration, you can click one of the following links to download the installer for your configuration:
Autodesk Dwf Viewer For Mac Download
If you prefer to download the program manually instead of using one of these installers, click here (not available for Internet Explorer for Windows with no Java Plugin--use the installer instead).
You cannot automatically uninstall Autodesk MapGuide Viewer, Java Edition (Unless you the are using Autodesk MapGuide Viewer, Java Edition with Java Plugin. Click here to view uninstall procedure for Autodesk MapGuide Java Edition with Java Plugin.) Use one of the following manual procedures, depending on your platform: Microsoft Internet Explorer on Windows 2000 Professional/XP Professional: In the \Windows or \WinNT folder, depending on your operating system, open the subfolder \Downloaded Program Files.
Right-click Autodesk MapGuide Viewer Java Edition, and then choose Remove from the shortcut menu.
Netscape Communicator for Solaris: Remove $home/.netscape/java/download/mgjava.jar.
If you installed the Autodesk MapGuide Viewer Java Edition that is to be used with Java Plug-in use one of the following procedures, depending on your platform: Windows 2000 Professional/XP Professional: Go to Control Panel\ Add/Remove Programs. Select Autodesk MapGuide Viewer Java Edition and click on its remove button.
Safari for MacOS X version 10.4.x: Click on the link "Safari with Java Plug-In for Mac OS X" in this web page.
Choose "Uninstall" from the applet installer.
OR Open the folder: [Your User Home directory] > Library > Java > Extensions.
Drag the mgjava.jar file to the trash.
You might also want to remove the files that contain your bookmarks and preferences. These files are contained in a folder called autodesk\mapguide\old_version (where old_version is the version number of the old release, such as 6.3). To remove these files, search for the autodesk\mapguide\old_version folder (for example, use the Find command in Windows Explorer), and then remove the entire \old_version folder.
Open: Autodesk takes the same DWF Toolkit that it uses in its own products and posts it to the web for anyone to download. The toolkit includes the DWF specification, C++ source code, as well as some sample programs.
The fastest and easiest-to-use DWG/DXF/DWF(AutoCAD R2.5-R2012), PSD, BMP, JPEG, TIFF, PCX, GIF, PNG, MNG, TGA, PCX, ICO, WMF file viewer available for Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000/XP/Vista/win7! Acme CADSee is two tools in one.
The program which is presented on this page already has more advanced receiver - Autodesk Design Review, however it is nevertheless possible to download and use, and absolutely free of charge. Installation of Autodesk DWF Viewer goes smoothly, without any problems, even on Windows 7, though this system has no official support. All that this program allows to do is to look through, print out and send by mail DWF files used for an exchange of the design data (not for designing). While viewing a drawing, you can grab and drag it with your mouse in any direction. You can zoom in on all the images as a whole, or only the selected part of it. If the file contains several pages, the special buttons on the toolbar will help you to "browse pages". You can also copy an image and paste it into other graphic editors. At drawing sending by e-mail, Autodesk DWF Viewer will open the e-mail client which costs at you in system, and will open dialogue of creation of the new letter, having attached to it a file. In the lower left corner, the program shows the properties of the file, such as date of creation, author, owner company, page name, size, etc.
Autodesk DWG TrueView is a free multimedia software that allows users to view AutoCAD and other DWG files. Because DWG TrueView is just a viewer, you cannot use it to alter a drawing. You can, however, measure and print your drawings and convert DWG files between AutoCAD formats. It is particularly useful for architects, engineers, and construction professionals.
The Autodesk DWG TrueView app is a free stand-alone DWG viewer. It is built on the same platform as AutoCAD, an industry-standard, paid-for computer-aided design (CAD) and drafting software application. DWG TrueView allows you to view the latest DWG, DWF, and DXF file formats, just as you would in AutoCAD, but without paying a license fee.
Downloading Autodesk DWG Trueview for Windows couldn't be easier. Simple download and run the .exe and follow the on-screen instructions to extract the installation files, which takes a couple of minutes.
Alternatives to Autodesk DWG Trueview include DWG viewers AutoCAD Drawing Viewer, DWG Fastview, and Draftsight, which are all very user friendly. DWG DXF Converter allows users to convert DWG to DXF files.
You can enhance DWG TrueView's capabilities by adding Design Review, another Autodesk product. This add-on extends the feature set of the DWG viewer by letting you view, mark up, print, and track changes to 2D and 3D files for free. It's particularly useful in a collaborative setting as it allows you to add comments, information, and other files.
As an alternative to DWG TrueView, Autodesk Viewer allows you to easily view and share designs in your browser rather than download software. Use it to inspect designs, create screenshots for presentations, and measure components. Files viewed in Autodesk Viewer can be shared via URL, so it is handy when working with someone who does not have Autodesk programs installed on their PC.
Most of the vector graphics used in archaeology are created with some form of proprietary software that was either not designed with the Web in mind, or has features that cannot be handled by particular browsers. In general, files must be saved in special formats and a separate viewer or browser plug-in may be required to interpret these files on the Web. Often these viewers have only limited functionality compared to the original software, and only work with particular browsers or operating systems. While the software needed to create a vector image may be expensive, the viewers and plug-ins are usually available for download without cost to the end user.
For files created in Illustrator, there is no particular viewer needed. The Web format for Illustrator files is GIF, and it is a standard that works in virtually any graphical Web browser. Although Illustrator has the ability to divide drawings into layers, the GIF format merely rasterises the vector document, so there is no way to access its functionality. Illustrator files also generate text in PostScript format that could be searchable but, again, this is not part of the limited GIF format. Adobe has made provision for this with their product Acrobat, which uses the Portable Document Format (PDF) to create vector files that retain their formatting, and allow text to be searched. Acrobat's primary purpose, however, is to create vector files that will reproduce a document exactly when printed, not to create vector images. A way to access the functionality of Illustrator image files over the Web is still lacking.
For files created in AutoCAD, the main viewer currently available is AutoDesk DWF Viewer, which includes (like its predecessors, Volo View Express and Express Viewer) the functions of pan and zoom and the ability to control layers. AutoDesk DWF Viewer is a new product, which now allows the viewing of 3-D DWF files, as well as object properties. AutoDesk DWF Viewer is proprietary, and users are therefore limited to the compatibility choices made by AutoDesk. While AutoDesk DWF Viewer is freely available, it is only compatible with Microsoft Windows XP or 2000, and Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 (Anon. 2006a). Much like AutoCAD itself, which is only available for the Microsoft Windows operating system, this seems unacceptably exclusive, not only for those who choose to use the Apple, Linux or any other operating system, but also for those who prefer to use Netscape, Opera, Firefox or any other Web browser. There are third-party options available for purchase that allow AutoCAD files to be shared over the Web, but most are expensive and also only available for the Windows operating system. It is unrealistic to expect a significant number of users to make a software purchase solely to view archaeological AutoCAD drawings on the Web, and once again the solution remains elusive. 2ff7e9595c
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