how to save the file in .slddrw and .pdf

[bue]

Hello everyone,

I need a little help!
Is there anyone who can tell me if it is possible to launch the auto rescue in .pdf of the drawing file at the time of its rescue in .slddrw?? ?
or, have the possibility to save the file in .slddrw and, without doing anything else, automate the saving of the same file also in .pdf!

I hope I explained! ! !

I thank all those who want to take part in this debate.

 

[pika]

In my opinion saving in two formats is not possible, or at least I have never seen a program do it.

I not to waste time converting to other Solidworks Task Scheduler usage extensions that has just a command to do this.

during the work save all your files in .sldprt format then at the end of the day enter the task scheduler and make it convert all the files you want.
the assistance recommended that I do not do other operations while the task scheduler is at work, so I recommend that you do it at the end of the day. Alternatively, you can schedule the work to be done automatically during the night.

 

[bue]

Thanks for the pika board!
you know, in my company the software has been purchased for a long time but lately we have not updated the release and we are stopped to the 2005 version (...that sadness..) and so with I knew the existence of such software that seems to me to understand that it is part of the solidworks professional package! !
solidworks task scheduler is definitely an interesting application!
I hope that not too late the next update in my company.
cmq thank you for the advice.

 

[re_solidworks]

you could do a macro, combined with a special save key, which once launched saves in pdf and then the current document.

 

[frankpi]

there is an add-in made by http://www.markkulehtola.netwho is called swupbb who does what you ask.

It's very comfortable for me.

Hi.

 

[bue]

This is also a solution that could be good! I have never really needed until now to create some macros.... now I try!
you know, my experience in using this software is more aimed at modeling applications in the field "lamiera" and it is not that they exploit all the potential of solidworks!!!....and then the work is always hectic and all urgent...just the time to devote to the study!thanks re_solidworks :finger:

 

[bue]

great frankpi, now I take a look at this app too! Thank you.