We work with a lot of engineering drawings that come out of CAD programs. The translation of files from these 3D rendering applications into the 2D world of Adobe Illustrator can be… choppy. We usually get either PDFs or DXF/DWG files (those require their own special settings). It seems like if you open a CAD […]
This is just one more in a long line of “marking up PDFs” posts, which we have to update often because Adobe can’t help themselves. They change the markup/comment interface with every new release, it seems. The more comprehensive explainer is here; a shorter one for Acrobat X or XI is here. (That was a […]
Creating technical documentation for any piece of hardware almost always requires that we work with AutoCAD or some other computer-aided design file type. We use Adobe Illustrator to manipulate this line art. There was a time when we could get the draftsperson to just send us a DWG or DXF file and we were good to […]
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