We're Unigraphics users, so I don't know about ProE, but CGM format
works well for us. We create pictures, logos, etc. with Corel's
Presentations, then export to CGM format. UG reads the CGM file as
curves.
> Tim
>
Tim Mayfield
Director of MIS, Gray-Syracuse Inc.
ESCO Corporation
(315) 687-0014
(315) 687-0023 (Fax)
tlmayfield@escocorp.com
http://www.escocorp.com
> ----------
> From: bvanhiel@nordson.com[SMTP:bvanhiel@nordson.com]
> Sent: Tuesday, February 10, 1998 2:41 PM
> To: rp-ml@ltk.hut.fi
> Subject: JOIN THE CREW
>
> Sorry about the subject line, I couldn't resist.
>
> I realize this isn't Pro/E-ML, but I bet that many of you have had to
> do
> this:
>
> Does anyone here know of an easy way to get a scanned image (a logo)
> into
> Pro/E as datum curves to make a cut. I've done it before using Pro's
> Scan
> Tools, but I don't have a Scan Tools license anymore. I can get the
> image
> in from Corel/Trace as a .dxf, but all the curves are approximated by
> umpteen schmillion little line segments. Pro's utilities for tracing
> the
> lines with splines and then deleting them seem limited. I have access
> to
> ACAD 13 and Corel/Draw! as well as Pro/E(v16).
>
> Thanks,
>
> Brian
>
> ********************
> Brian VanHiel
> Mechanical Engineer
> Nordson Corp.
> Duluth, GA
> bvanhiel@nordson.com
> ********************
>
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