[QUOTE=corrado;114690]I am not sure about this. It could be some kind of customisation that has been developed in your Company or the old PDMS standard "AUTODRAFT" appware in DRAFT Module.
It can be used independently.
And honestly speaking it is still used today.
In the CMD shell you could type something like:
PLOT PDMS A0.DXF A0.PLT
This would convert a dxf file to a PDMS PLT one.
If you just type PLOT you will get instructions about its usage.
HTH
Thanks for the help.
Ran it in the command window, and makes more sense now.
Turns out it's used to convert AutoCAD PLT files to PDMS PLT files in our company.
[QUOTE=corrado;114690]I am not sure about this. It could be some kind of customisation that has been developed in your Company or the old PDMS standard "AUTODRAFT" appware in DRAFT Module.
It can be used independently.
And honestly speaking it is still used today.
In the CMD shell you could type something like:
PLOT PDMS A0.DXF A0.PLT
This would convert a dxf file to a PDMS PLT one.
If you just type PLOT you will get instructions about its usage.
HTH
Thanks for the help.
Ran it in the command window, and makes more sense now.
Turns out it's used to convert AutoCAD PLT files to PDMS PLT files in our company.
