Acme CAD Converter Reviews

Pros:
It's quite a useful and practical tool for users who do not install CAD, for it aims at converting these specific file formats to common image formats, and then users could open them without professional image tools.

Cons:
The interface needs improving, and there is a lack of integrated Help file that combines with the tool, only a separate one. If anyone wants to get details, he should find it from "Start - Programs - Acme CAD Converter - Help".

Benefits:
Sometimes, the most frustrating thing is received a certain file which cannot be opened by the current tools we have. Such as Some special image formats, which is applied in a certain image tool to edit them.

A couple of days ago, one of my colleages helped me edit a picture and she sent me a special format, the original one is a .gif image while she sent back a .psd file. I'm afraid that the file cannot be compatible with my image viewer, thus I converted it to a .jpg file by an image editing tool. It's OK for us to transfer image formats, for we have professional image tools to help us, while a common user would not have these tools, what can he do when he faces a similar situation?

Imagine we have received a CAD specifil image formats while I do not have CAD in my PC as you, neither Adobe Photoshop nor Fireworks can help me out, for DWG, DFX or DwF format can only be edited by CAD. Must we purchase CAD right now? No, we needn't! Acme CAD Converter is just designed to help us out when we get ACD special image formats without installing the app.

Some users may suggest using PDF Readers to open such formats, yeah, they are right; while remember that PDF Readers can open these format files, yet cannot help you edit them. If you are in need of editing these format files, choose this tool to assist.

Then, what formats can it convert for us? As I mentioned above, these three specific formats (DWG, DXF, and DWF) could be converted to PDF, WMF, JPEG, TIFF, EPS and so on. These being converted CAD files can be batch converted, selected the printout of color or monochrome rester files, and set background color in one - click tab before converting.

The latest version has been launched and there are several new features added, and let's take a look at them:
you can set the paper of each layout which means adjusting the size of output pages with its layout automatically; it now supports 3D objects Hidden line removal when convert DWG/DXF to other formats, and allows export layer information and raster image in the DWG/DXF to PDF file.

The more? It's your turn to discover and do not forget to tell me your discovery.

Setup:
Installation doesn't take long and the wizard is straightforward, follow it and the whole program will be installed within 10 seconds.

Should you decide to remove Acme CAD Converter, it offers an uninstall button for quick removal.

Interface:
The interface of this tool is quite simple, while I do not like the gray as the base color when launching it.

Each button as well as tab is each to recognize the function, thus different levels' users would operate and deal with their files a piece of cake.

System Requirements:
This converter could run on almost all Windows operating systems, especially for Vista users, if you are in need of DWG conversion, it's exact tool for you. The RAM requires 128MB or higher; and it takes up 7.31MB free space to store. These requirements are very easy to realize, aren't they? So you do not worry if this tool could be compatible with your system.

Conclusion:
I was surprised to find this tool, for it's really helpful to us for image editing. With its multiple features, no one hardly dissatisfies it. As a CAD converter, it indeed helps frustrated users out. It's worth recommending, so have a try now!