In this report file (name_of_file.rpt), you will find information about
and messages:
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Name of the input file Name of the output file |
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List of the options used in the settings:![]() The options may be changed in the option dialog box. |
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Status messages
See the Trouble Shooting, the Best Practices and the FAQ chapters on how to solve those problems. |
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The syntax of those messages is the following:
Message Type is either Error, Warning or Information.
Element Type is the type of the DXF/DWG element processed. |
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Automatic choice of format and unit | |||||||||
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List of the mappings used in that operation for the line
types and the fonts.
The mappings may be changed in the standards. ![]() Only those actually used are listed. |
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Summary of the conversion results.
In this example, 126 hatches have been transferred successfully, and 5 have failed. See the Trouble Shooting, the Best Practices and the FAQ chapters on how to solve those problems. |
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In this report file (name_of_file.rpt), you will find information about
and messages:
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Always check the report file after a conversion ! Some problems may have occurred without been visually highlighted. |
The first line indicates where the report file has been created. | |
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Name of the input file Name of the output file |
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List of the options used in the settings:![]() The options may be changed in the option dialog box. |
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Status messages This section is empty at export |
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Summary of the conversion results.
In this example, 387 arcs have been successfully transferred, and so on. See the Trouble Shooting chapter on how to solve those problems. |
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Transcription time. | |
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