How to use the DWGFixFree software

2016-04-19View Original

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One of my CAD files is damaged. After repairing it using DWGFixFree, I don’t know how to save it. Please advise me, friends.

Reply #22016-04-19

The CAD file is corrupted; just use a newer version of CAD to fix it! Only the last few steps were not saved.

Reply #32016-04-19

The higher version also can’t open the files

Reply #42016-04-19

It’s not an open, but rather it’s opened using that recover function. . . File->Drawing Utilities->Recover

Reply #52016-04-19

It can’t be fixed even with recover; I’ve tried it.

Reply #62016-04-19

Higher versions fix issues in lower versions; if you use the same version for fixing, you might need to reinstall the software. . .

Reply #72016-04-19

I tried it with the 2014 version; it couldn’t be fixed

Reply #82016-04-19

Friends, if you have any further suggestions, please share them

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