Free download autocad dwg to visio vsd converter Files at Software Informer. At times, DWG files can be hard to manage, especially when you don’t need to actually. Open, insert, convert, and save DWG and DXF (AutoCAD) drawings. Save a Visio diagram as a DWG or DXF file. Click File >Save As.

Hi If you just need to insert the drawing into visio it should not be a problem. If you open visio one of your options under insert is 'CAD Drawing'. However I have found that it works better if you save the drawing as a dxf then insert.

I have found that the problem is when you need to change something in the dxf as I have not been able to get it to work properly. Ivory 1.0 Keygen. 11:11 Regina Spektor. Once you have the dxf in you should then be able to right click & at the bottom of the options Cad Drawing object & one of its choices are 'convert'.

This never seems to quite work for me! I have Visio 2003 so if you have a newer version you may have more success. You don't need to convert DWG to VSD. Visio will open a dwg and you can save it as VSD. As lesleys pointed out, the results are sometimes not what you would expect.

Also, Visio 2010 can only handle autocad files saved in autocad 2008 format or older. Visio 2013 can use more current autocad files. When you open a dwg in Visio it comes in as an 'object' that can be used as a background for drawing over. That object can be converted into editable Visio geometry but that's where the unpredictability comes in.

Scott: I have tried inserting it and opening it. Unfortunately, I cant upload it for confidentiality reasons. Borqunit: It was created in 2010. The AutoCad Version is the Unregistered Version-- My company wants to try it out for a few weeks to see how well it works with our other programs and files (i.e. Visio.) I have tried re-saving the file in just about every format AutoCad 2010 has to offer and none have worked (I'll attach a print screen of all of the options. As I am very 'green' with AutoCad.).

When you open the file in AutoCAD, use the F2 key to display the full text window. It should tell you which AutoCAD version the files is you are opening. Verify that the fiels are indeed something 2004 or earlier. You can also try oepning the file up directly in notepad (don't save the files). The very first characters will read as follows depending on the file format version. AC1014 (AutoCAD r14) AC1015 (AutoCAD 2000, 2000i, 2002) AC1018 (AutoCAD 2004,2005,2006) AC1021 (AutoCAD 2007,2008,2009) AC1024 (AutoCAD 2010) This will verify tye fiel version. If you indeed to have the file saved back properly, there's a chance that some of the 2010 specific objects might not be represented in a way in the older formats that Visio can read.

You might want to try doing a DXFOUT (not SAVEAS DXF) where you only export the entities which then eliminates a lot of header and dictionary database info.it's as light weight a DXF as can be. Also, have you tried copy/paste?