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Acme CAD Converter 7.89

		License	Free to try
		Requirements	Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP/2003 Server/Vista
Downloads	13	Limitations	None
Publisher	DWGTool Software	File Size	3.8M
Date added	16 Apr 2008		Check your speed

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DWG Converter - Acme CAD Converter is a dwg dxf dwf format conversion software for batch and vector files. It can conveniently convert DXF,DWF and DWG files into WMF BMP, GIF,JPEG,TIFF,PNG,TGA, DXF, DWG, SVG, PDF, HPGL, CGM, and EPS ;and also enable the conversion between DXF and DWG file versions (R2.5-R2008).Supports replace font file. Version 7.89 supports AutoCAD R2008 format drawing files.

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