Edrawings In PowerPoint

Discussion in 'SolidWorks' started by alphawave, Dec 11, 2006.

  1. alphawave

    alphawave Guest

    Anyone know of any known issues when opening an e drawing in
    Powerpoint.

    I can get a SWX2007 edrawing to automatically run in PPT 2003 but it
    will not work in PPT 2000 when my client tries to add it to their PPT
    presentation.

    If there is an issue anyone know of a fix or workaround or is it just a
    case of Monday morning dumbness!.

    What happens (or doesn't) is that when you insert the object you cannot
    enable features and browse to the Props page.

    Thanks.

    Kev
     
    alphawave, Dec 11, 2006
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  2. alphawave

    alphawave Guest

    Forget it - it was my client being dumb

    Problem sorted

    Kev
     
    alphawave, Dec 11, 2006
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  3. alphawave

    Bo Guest

    Well, I too must be dumb, as this is the first time I've heard of using
    eDrawings inside PPTs.

    I read up on the eDrawing Help file and now I'll try it myself.

    Thanks - Bo
     
    Bo, Dec 11, 2006
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  4. alphawave

    brewertr Guest

    Kev,

    What you did is known as a client "Upgrade".

    Tom
     
    brewertr, Dec 11, 2006
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  5. alphawave

    John H Guest

    A colleague of mine tells me there is a Dassault utility that was developed
    for Catia which also works for SWX that allows you to embed a 3D XML object
    into any Office app, including PowerPoint.

    You have to have the utility / add-in installed on your PC, but the adantage
    then is that the PowerPoint presentation (for example) doesn't require
    eDrawings to be fired up as a separate app, loading a separate file. You
    can manipulate the CAD model directly from within the Office app.

    Sounds interesting, and when I get time I'll give it a try.

    John H
     
    John H, Dec 13, 2006
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  6. alphawave

    Jeff Guest

    Jeff, Dec 13, 2006
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