| ??? 01/21/01 17:02 Read: times |
#8410 - RE: Cad to HTML? |
Buck,
You might not want to send a cad/dwg/dxf file into a message if it is too large. Craig may have plenty of filespace available for this sort of feature, but it would be good form to clear it with him first. It is quite easy to make a file available for downloading in an HTML message once the specifics of getting the cad file transported into 8052 is understood. I'm looking into that this weekend and can't answer yet. However, rather than importing the entire cad file into a message, you might be better off using just an image of that cad view. A simple screen capture program can do that; I use one from Corel Draw. A few notes before everyone goes html image wild. It would be wise to use the minimum resolution and color range required to minimize the disk space consumed. Advice: 1). Convert to B&W images where possible (good for circuit diagrams). 2). Use the minimum resolution to transmit the idea you're after; no need to impress everyone with 1600x1200 pixel images that take time to download. Quick HTML lesson: To have text and a simple diagram in a message, you can get by with the following HTML structure: <html> <b>My Wonderful Opinion</b><p> This is my text... <img src=???/diagram.gif> </html> The <html> begins the html block and </html> ends in. Often in html the command that begins a section, is ended with the same command preceeded by a /. The <b> and </b> delineate a BOLD text section. <p> or you could use <br> are line breaks. Note that html tends to run all the text together, removing white space and line feeds. The <img src=???diagram.gif> is the command to insert a image file. The part ??? would be replaced any required directory path information; the 8052 html section should have more specifics on that. aka j |
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| RE: Cad to HTML? | 01/01/70 00:00 | |
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| ANSWER for Buck Stein | 01/01/70 00:00 | |
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| EXAMPLE for Buck Stein | 01/01/70 00:00 | |
| RE: HTML Directory | 01/01/70 00:00 | |
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| RE: Cad to HTML? | 01/01/70 00:00 | |
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