Publish
Sharing complex design information has never been
easy. Since design files are large, sending sheet sets and
3D models to printers, or sharing work with extended
team members, has taken a lot of time and effort, not to
mention bandwidth. DWF™ technology changes all that.
DWF-based designs are compact, secure, and easy-to-
use. In fact, because sharing rich 2D and 3D design
information is a snap with DWF, completely digital
workflows become possible—streamlining the flow of
information across the entire project team.
This handy pocket guide of DWF Tips and Tricks provides
individual users and entire project teams with the infor
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mation needed to get the most from DWF. To learn more
about DWF visit www.autodesk.com/dwf.
Publish
The ability to publish DWF files is built
into every Autodesk® design application and available free* of charge when
using third-party applications with the
Autodesk® DWF™ Writer.
• Information on how to publish
DWF files from Autodesk products is
available in the product documentation.
Information is also available online at
www.autodesk.com/dwf-publishing.
*This produ ct is subject to the ter ms and conditions
of the end-us er license agreement tha t accompanies
download of th is software.
Publish 3D DWF Files from
AutoCAD- Based Products
Create and publish DWF files of 3D models with the 3D DWF PUBLISH command,
available only if you have installed the 3D
DWF Publishing feature with AutoCAD®
2006 –based products.
1. On the command line, enter
3ddwfpublish.
2. In the 3D DWF Publish dialog box,
under DWF File Name, change the
name and location of the DWF file
to be saved, or use the [...] button
to navigate to a new location for the
3D DWF file.
3. Under Objects to Publish, click one of
the following:
• All Model Space Objects. All model
space objects are published to the
3D DWF file.
• Selected Model Space Objects.
Create a selection set of model space
objects, which are published to the
3D DWF file.