.
Here is a repost from over at Beyond the Paper (Why repost?, because I know I'm gonna need to find this again soon!)
"Judging from the amount of email we receive requesting the ability to view DWF files on your mobile devices, we think you'll be interested in learning about an iPad® app called McDwiff, by third-party developer Austin Silver Software.
Using the Autodesk Freewheel Web service, which requires an Internet connection, McDwiff enables you to open, view, convert, and print 2D and 3D DWF files on your iPad. (Of particular interest to some may be the app's Dropbox integration.)
For more information about the app, visit the McDwiff website. And if you try the app, be sure to leave a comment on the original post over at Beyond the Paper, and let them know how viewing DWF files on your iPad works for you.
McDwiff (and the Autodesk Freewheel Web service). Just another way Autodesk enables our customers to go beyond the paper!"
.
Using the Autodesk Freewheel Web service, which requires an Internet connection, McDwiff enables you to open, view, convert, and print 2D and 3D DWF files on your iPad. (Of particular interest to some may be the app's Dropbox integration.)
For more information about the app, visit the McDwiff website. And if you try the app, be sure to leave a comment on the original post over at Beyond the Paper, and let them know how viewing DWF files on your iPad works for you.
McDwiff (and the Autodesk Freewheel Web service). Just another way Autodesk enables our customers to go beyond the paper!"
.
Posts
2 comments:
That's great, to be able to view a DWF, but what we really need is to be able to RED LINE the file just as the Design Review application for Windows can. Intil then, we can't use the IPAD advantage.
That's great, to be able to open DWF file, but what we really need is the ability to RED LINE a file just as the Design Review application can. Until then we can't even think about IPADs.
Post a Comment