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RasterToVector converts paper or scanned TIFF drawings to TurboCAD (TCW) format enabling you to open and edit TCW files. We have a range of software’s so that you can choose any version or format that you require. You can send read more…
RasterToVector converts offers JPG to VectorWorks (MCD or VMX) conversion enabling, you to open, edit and manipulate your files in Nemetschek VectorWorks (VMX or MCD) software. You can import a JPG file in VectorWorks, but it will be an image. read more…
RastertoVector.biz is a leader in PDF to MCD conversion. We are experts in converting PDF files to MicroStation’s (MCD) format. Our manual MCD conversions are fully editable, multi-layered and are 100% dimensionally accurate. We follow AIA layering standards and can read more…
RasterToVector converts offers scan to VectorWorks (MCD or VMX) conversion enabling, you to open, edit and manipulate your files in VectorWorks (MCD or VMX) software. You can use the import function in VectorWorks to import a TIFF file, but the read more…
Rastertovector.biz converts your JPG image files to MicroStation’s (DGN) format. Our manual DGN conversions are fully editable, multi-layered and are 100% dimensionally accurate. We follow AIA leveling standards and can also accommodate your leveling standards. The final output is editable and will read more…
RastertoVector.biz, a division of Design Presentation Associates, is the world leader in converting PDF files to MicroStation’s (DGN) format. PDF to DGN conversion allows you to edit drawings. You can also expand them to any size without having to worry read more…
Rastertovector.biz converts your TIFF image files to MicroStation’s (DGN) format. Our manual DGN conversions are fully editable, multi-layered and 100% dimensionally accurate. We follow AIA leveling standards and can also accommodate your leveling standards. The final output is editable and read more…
How do you convert your JPG files (also known as JPEG) to AutoCAD’s DWG format? Essentially, this requires a process of vectorization, which can be done manually (by tracing over the JPG image) or by using auto-vectorization software (which is read more…