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Re: Company logos in (2D) CAD
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Originally Posted by M. Krass View Post
Elgin,

Do you have a way to convert files from encapsulated postscript (.eps) to .dxf or .dwg?

Brands of the World has the logo in an .eps formatted file, if so.

http://www.brandsoftheworld.com/sear...21/133504.html
AutoCAD (R14 mind you.. lol) enabled me to import the EPS, & then export it as a dxf.
When I opened the .DXF I was able to explode it & now it basically looks like an 8-bit video game with a lot of 90º right angles to deal with. lol
This works great, because now I'm just going to draw a grid of lines in AutoCAD & trim away what I don't need.

Thanks. I think I found a solution as of now!
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