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Using a SolidWorks assembly file as an eDrawings file to measure and mark up for exchanging the 3D design data.

** Free Login Requried ** When working with eDrawings, you can save as a web page and post it onto your website without the eDrawing user interface.

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eDrawings are often created as .exe files. Microsoft Outlook blocks potentially dangerous attachments such as .exe files. Outlook will prevent an eDrawing from being saved, opened or forwarded to another email address. Fortunately, there is fairly easy trick to get around this (or any blocked attachment for that matter). For other ways to do this, see the attached link.

When working with eDrawings you can save as a web page and post it onto your website without the eDrawing user interface. To achieve this create an eDrawing. In the eDrawing application select File, Save as, pick htm as the file type and create a web page. When the web page has been generated open it in Internet Explorer, right-click and select view source.

This interactive tutorial presents some of the most significant features of eDrawings and how the product works with files originating from a variety of CAD systems. With eDrawings files are exported from CAD systems into the eDrawings format and then visualized with the eDrawing viewer. There are eDrawings "exporters" for virtually any CAD system, including including Pro/E, CATIA V5, SolidWorks, Unigraphics, SolidEdge and Inventor.