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    Posted: 05.Feb.2008 at 18:57
does enybody knows if is possible to copy from autocad dwg (a view or something) and paste in inventor .I mean in a drawing sketch from inventor but like a block , because i want to insert  in a drawing view a sketch from autocad . I did but my sketch lost all constrains and if i wanted to constrain what I imported it was really hard because there were only lines without any connection.My only solution was to move entire entity but it took me a lot of time because my computer worked very hard.
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 12.Mar.2008 at 14:32
I think you can.  All you have to do is download into an .ipt file.  Go to Insert- then import. dwg
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