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| Posted by franck5525 at Mar 4, 2011, 2:41:06 PM |
Mac / Pc compatibilityHello, When i save a home under Mac OS, i can't open it under Windows XP ( error message : can't open home ) ; Is there a way to solve that ? I use the last downloadable version on both computers. Also, there is no 'Print to PDF' option under Mac version, is that normal ? At least, we can export Plan to SVG format, but it seems that it is not possible to import from this format, am i right ? By the way, it is a great software, thanks to developpers ! Regards, Franck. |
| Posted by Puybaret at Mar 4, 2011, 3:12:40 PM |
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Re: Mac / Pc compatibility When i save a home under Mac OS, i can't open it under Windows XP ( error message : can't open home ) ; Is there a way to solve that ? It really works, I do it very often and all files in the gallery were drawn under Mac OS X. How did you transfer sh3d files from Mac OS X to Windows?Also, there is no 'Print to PDF' option under Mac version, is that normal ? It's useless, since the "Print to PDF" is a standard feature in Mac OS X print dialog box.At least, we can export Plan to SVG format, but it seems that it is not possible to import from this format, am i right ? What would you like to import from SVG?---------------------------------------- Emmanuel Puybaret, Sweet Home 3D creator |
| Posted by franck5525 at Mar 4, 2011, 3:35:57 PM |
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Re: Mac / Pc compatibility Thanks for the quick response ! When i save a home under Mac OS, i can't open it under Windows XP ( error message : can't open home ) ; Is there a way to solve that ? I send it as a mail attachment ( Max OS X at home -> Windows at work ) Also, there is no 'Print to PDF' option under Mac version, is that normal ? OK, i should have tried that before ! it was the goal i wanted to reach, ( sending the plan to a friend that is not 'computer fluent' at all ; so PDF format was the perfect way ) However, i found a work around : Gimp can open .SVG files pretty well and export to whatever format ... So the problem is solved. Thanks ! |
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