How to import images into mathcad 10

[John_Buck]

I want to be able to import drawings made in other software. 

[StuartBruff]

From the Mathcad Prime 10 Help:

To Insert an Image

1.In a worksheet, click where you want to insert an image.

2.On the Math tab, in the Regions group, click Image. The Browse for Image button appears.

3.Click Browse for Image. The Open dialog box opens.

4.Click the file to open, and then click Open. The selected image is inserted. You can resize the image or move it around on the page.

However, bear in mind that Prime simply inserts the drawing and does not retain the link to that drawing.  Consequently, if the drawing changes and you wish to update the Prime worksheet accordingly, you will have to delete the old image and insert the new one.

You can, however, use one or more of the image processing functions to "import" a drawing, manipulate it in MP, and then save the modified drawing.   However, you will not be able to automatically display the drawing within the worksheet.  You will still have to go through the above Image process to show it in your worksheet (and rinse, repeat if you make changes).

There is a very, very long-standing request to implement an active image/picture component in Mathcad Prime, thus restoring capability that was lost when the original Mathcad was updated to Mathcad Prime.

Stuart

[DJNewman]

Giving my own blog article a shout-out: https://www.mathcad.com/en/blogs/inserting-images-into-mathcad-prime

If you do want to keep a "Link" to another file (Mathcad updates when the file updates), you can use Insert Object.
Otherwise there the best option is the Browse for Image button. Especially great for if the image you're importing is final and you won't be editing it anymore.

Make sure the drawings made in the other software have been exported in a standard file type.