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Export block attribute to an external file in tab-delimited ASCII format. Menu : Express>Blocks>Export Attribute Information Command Entry : ATTOUT  Once performed ATTOUT command, specify file name and save path in "Enter output filename"... Read More

The TIFOUT command is used to save the selected object in TIFF format. Command Access: Command : TIFOUT Function Description: In the "Create Raster File" dialog box, users could input a file name to create a TIF format file. This file contains all... Read More

The BMPOUT command is used to save files as bitmaps in device-independent format for selected objects. Command Access: Command : BMPOUT Command Prompts: Select objects or <all objects and viewports>: Function Description: Inputting the file... Read More

The JPGOUT command use to save selected objects to a file in JPEG file format. Command Access: Command : JPGOUT Function Description: Users could input the file name in the "Create Raster File" dialog box. Specifying the FILEDIA system variable to 0,... Read More

The DWFFORMAT command is used to make DWF or DWFx as the default format for PUBLISH and EXPORT commands. Command Access: Command : DWFFORMAT Command prompts: Choose default DWF format [Dwf/dwfX]<Dwf> : Function Description: Users could create a... Read More

Function Description: The EXPORTEPLOTFORMAT system variable is used to set the default export format for electronic files: PDF, DWF or DWFx. Type : Integer Saved in : User-settings Initial value : 2 Range : 0,1,2 System Variable Value: 0 :PDF1 : DWF2... Read More

Function Description: The DYNPIFORMAT system variable is used to control whether pointer input use polar or Cartesian format for coordinates. Type : Parameter Saved in : Registry Initial value : 0 Range : 0,1 This setting is only suitable for the... Read More

Raster images consist of a rectangular grid of small squares or dots known as pixels. For example, a photograph of a house is made up of a series of pixels colorized to represent the appearance of a house. A raster image references the pixels in a... Read More

The "-UNITS" command is used to control the display format and precision of coordinates and angles. Command Prompts: Report formats: (Examples)1. Scientific 1.55E+012. Decimal 15.503. Engineering 1'-3.50"4. Architectural 1'-3 1/2"5.... Read More

The UNITS command is used to control the display of format and precision of coordinate and angle. Command Access: Menu : Application menu > Drawing Utilities > Units.. Menu : Format > UnitsCommand : UNITS Function Description: Uses could... Read More