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初心者の方などのご相談は Jw_cad 相談 室−その２をご利用ください
なお、情報交換室と相談室の両方に同じ内容を投稿するのはご遠慮ください
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Can I use c # to open jwwCAD, import a dxf drawing, modify and add a straight line, and then output a jww file? Thank you
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▼3.14さん：
Yes, you can use C# to open jwwCAD, import a dxf drawing, modify and add a straight line, and then output a jww file. There are several tutorials available online that can help you with this. Here is one tutorial that you can check out:
Yes, you can use C# to open jwwCAD, import a dxf drawing, modify and add a straight line, and then output a jww file. There are several tutorials available online that can help you with this. Here is one tutorial that you can check out:
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Thank you very much for your response. Sorry, I didn't find the tutorial that you said. I wanted to reference some dll files, but I couldn't find them after installing the software. During the installation process, I wasn't prompted to install developer options
▼Lionさん：
>▼3.14さん：
>Yes, you can use C# to open jwwCAD, import a dxf drawing, modify and add a straight line, and then output a jww file. There are several tutorials available online that can help you with this. Here is one tutorial that you can check out:
▼Lionさん：
>▼3.14さん：
>Yes, you can use C# to open jwwCAD, import a dxf drawing, modify and add a straight line, and then output a jww file. There are several tutorials available online that can help you with this. Here is one tutorial that you can check out:
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▼3.14さん：
>Thank you very much for your response. Sorry, I didn't find the tutorial that you said. I wanted to reference some dll files, but I couldn't find them after installing the software. During the installation process, I wasn't prompted to install developer options
If C # means C language, I don't understand, it is possible to start JW_CAD normally, DXF input, save JW format after rewriting lines, isn't this useful?
>Thank you very much for your response. Sorry, I didn't find the tutorial that you said. I wanted to reference some dll files, but I couldn't find them after installing the software. During the installation process, I wasn't prompted to install developer options
If C # means C language, I don't understand, it is possible to start JW_CAD normally, DXF input, save JW format after rewriting lines, isn't this useful?
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▼Lionさん：
>▼3.14さん：
>>Thank you very much for your response. Sorry, I didn't find the tutorial that you said. I wanted to reference some dll files, but I couldn't find them after installing the software. During the installation process, I wasn't prompted to install developer options
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>If C # means C language, I don't understand, it is possible to start JW_CAD normally, DXF input, save JW format after rewriting lines, isn't this useful?
Thank you for your reply. Yes, C # means C # language. I want to open jwcad through a program to complete drawing and file conversion, not manual operation
>▼3.14さん：
>>Thank you very much for your response. Sorry, I didn't find the tutorial that you said. I wanted to reference some dll files, but I couldn't find them after installing the software. During the installation process, I wasn't prompted to install developer options
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>If C # means C language, I don't understand, it is possible to start JW_CAD normally, DXF input, save JW format after rewriting lines, isn't this useful?
Thank you for your reply. Yes, C # means C # language. I want to open jwcad through a program to complete drawing and file conversion, not manual operation
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