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Hello @mbabu
The different chapter starting from first one in Working with Data Exchange Formats section of Help Center explains what is possible to do in term of import and export for the different supported formats:
In other words:
Regards,
Serge
A PDF file is by nature dumb data. It's just a picture of whatever was written into the file. The text is editable, sometimes, if it *is* actually text and not just a scanned pixelation of text. My guess (I've never had cause to import a PDF) is that it's brought in as an image only, particularly if you're talking about geometry.
Do you have a specific question about how to do something?
Thanks for reply.
Pdf available in 2 different formats -- (Output when it is converted to .dxf using other software's and imported to Creo)
1. Image with text
- (Image file as image and text files converted as editable text)
2. Drawing file with text. E.g, part with front view and side view
- (Lines as lines, circle as arc and text files converted as editable text)
Requirement : Instead of using other software's to convert as .dxf files, It will be great if we have an option within Creo
Hello @mbabu
The different chapter starting from first one in Working with Data Exchange Formats section of Help Center explains what is possible to do in term of import and export for the different supported formats:
In other words:
Regards,
Serge