blubossa
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How do I open uin files with .dsd extension?
Thank you.
Thank you.
Maybe I felt bad, I wanted to understand how to view them....I never opened them and used them but you could try with the notepad.
look that are not drawings though, contain descriptions of drawings published in dwf format.
then, when you publish dwf files you can decide to save or not the list of sheets you post and the save is in dsd format.Maybe I felt bad, I wanted to understand how to view them....
[DWF6Version]
ver=1[DWF6MinorVersion]
minorver=1[DWF6Sheet:Disegno1-Layout1]
dwg=d:\disegno1.dwg
layout=layout1
setup=
originalsheetpath=d:\disegno1.dwg
has plot port=0
has3ddwf=0[DWF6Sheet:Disegno1-Layout2]
dwg=d:\disegno1.dwg
layout=layout2
setup=
originalsheetpath=d:\disegno1.dwg
has plot port=0
has3ddwf=0[Target]
type=1
dwf=d:\disegno1.dwf
out=c:\documents and settings\nomeutente\desktop\
pwd=[AutoCAD Block Data]
includeblockinfo=0
blocktmplfilepath=[SheetSet Properties]
issheetset=false
ishomogeneous=false
sheetset name=
noofcopies=1
plotstampon=false
viewfile=false
jobid=0
selectionsetname=
acadprofile=personale
categoryname=
logfilepath=
includelayer=true
You were very clear, in practice I was thinking of writing a routine in lispthen, when you publish dwf files you can decide to save or not the list of sheets you post and the save is in dsd format.
This file serves when you want to do more publications and reuse that list you have previously published, importing the file inside the publishing window.
the only thing to view is to open it with the note block and there you can see the list of sheets published with other information present.
this an example of the content of a .dsd file.Is that what you wanted to know?Code:[DWF6Version] ver=1[DWF6MinorVersion] minorver=1[DWF6Sheet:Disegno1-Layout1] dwg=d:\disegno1.dwg layout=layout1 setup= originalsheetpath=d:\disegno1.dwg has plot port=0 has3ddwf=0[DWF6Sheet:Disegno1-Layout2] dwg=d:\disegno1.dwg layout=layout2 setup= originalsheetpath=d:\disegno1.dwg has plot port=0 has3ddwf=0[Target] type=1 dwf=d:\disegno1.dwf out=c:\documents and settings\nomeutente\desktop\ pwd=[AutoCAD Block Data] includeblockinfo=0 blocktmplfilepath=[SheetSet Properties] issheetset=false ishomogeneous=false sheetset name= noofcopies=1 plotstampon=false viewfile=false jobid=0 selectionsetname= acadprofile=personale categoryname= logfilepath= includelayer=true
No, it's not possible.can you publish a list of views in the model space?