joshua
Guest
Hello.
is it possible, possibly how, to insert an image in a table?
Thank you.
j.
is it possible, possibly how, to insert an image in a table?
Thank you.
j.
Peppe
Guest
management -> insert object -> from file -> choose file .... .
joshua
Guest
smoking
Guest
Good morning.
I take advantage of this discussion to ask for clarification on a particular problem that arises during the operation of insertion of a table image with inventor 2010. I just hope I can explain myself clearly.
1) I need to insert a corporate logo within a customized cartilage.
2) work on standard.idw file within templates.
3) I have two possibilities: save the logo directly inside the cartiglio (change definition/insert image/save cartiglio) or insert it into the sheet (management/insert object)
when creating a new design with the modified template, the system behaves differently: In the first case the logo appears immediately inside the table but unfortunately if I export in dwg I extrapolate the image from the drawing and save it as an attachment (absolutely unacceptable), in the second case the image is placed in the browser under other manufacturer/incorporation and it is necessary to go to impose every time visibility (which did not happen with 2008).
someone knows by chance a system a little more “slee” to manage the insertion of images at the table. the optimal would be able to insert the logo into the cartiglio and not have problems in the various export formats.
Alternatively, in case you had to insert the image externally to the template folder, make sure that at least it is automatically visible on the drawing.
Thank you all.
I take advantage of this discussion to ask for clarification on a particular problem that arises during the operation of insertion of a table image with inventor 2010. I just hope I can explain myself clearly.
1) I need to insert a corporate logo within a customized cartilage.
2) work on standard.idw file within templates.
3) I have two possibilities: save the logo directly inside the cartiglio (change definition/insert image/save cartiglio) or insert it into the sheet (management/insert object)
when creating a new design with the modified template, the system behaves differently: In the first case the logo appears immediately inside the table but unfortunately if I export in dwg I extrapolate the image from the drawing and save it as an attachment (absolutely unacceptable), in the second case the image is placed in the browser under other manufacturer/incorporation and it is necessary to go to impose every time visibility (which did not happen with 2008).
someone knows by chance a system a little more “slee” to manage the insertion of images at the table. the optimal would be able to insert the logo into the cartiglio and not have problems in the various export formats.
Alternatively, in case you had to insert the image externally to the template folder, make sure that at least it is automatically visible on the drawing.
Thank you all.
Tarkus
Guest
He doesn't do it to me.
I tried to put a .btm image in a folder of a custom template, then: save by name, save as autocad dwg.
No problem, not even saving as an inventor's dwg.
obviously no problem opening these files with autocad...
I tried to put a .btm image in a folder of a custom template, then: save by name, save as autocad dwg.
No problem, not even saving as an inventor's dwg.
obviously no problem opening these files with autocad...
smoking
Guest
Wow! In a way I hoped it was due to a kiss of the program. I don't know when I'm going to parare. In fact, it is an abnormal behavior because the image is saved in the same directory of the .idw file. If the gate, at the opening with autocad, I see it as a missing link line. 
mah!!!! Do you have any other ideas? thanks anyway for the collaboration.
mah!!!! Do you have any other ideas? thanks anyway for the collaboration.diegus
Guest
change the cartilage, delete the existing bitmap, return it but at this point be careful to remove the check from "link". in this way the image is incorporated into the file and not managed as a link.
smoking
Guest
Thanks diegus, but I've already tried, I've already taken it off. It's not a connection problem. turns it into a link only by saving it in a format other than .idw
diegus
Guest
You're right. I didn't understand the problem well. I did some evidence and actually behaves as you say. i create the cartilage with image in dwg of inventor, except copy with name in dwg autocad and the result is that it also creates the bmp (which however is recalled by autocad). I know that it is not possible to incorporate bmp in autocad because this is its way of managing images (as if it were xrefs).
Are you sure tarkus works for you?
Are you sure tarkus works for you?
Tarkus
Guest
You're right!
I had done my dwg file opening tests created with inventor, opening them with autocad and having deleted the original image I had inserted.
I did not notice that inventor had created a copy of the btm in the directory where dwg resides.
heredi if I also delete these copies:
big problem, autocad does not display the image in both dwg versions.
inventor: obviously does not open the dwg of autocad; the inventor's dwg opens it, the missing link warning appears to me, but if I tell him "unknown" he can create the image in the cart.
copies.
Where if you go looking for it is a rebus...
I had done my dwg file opening tests created with inventor, opening them with autocad and having deleted the original image I had inserted.
I did not notice that inventor had created a copy of the btm in the directory where dwg resides.
heredi if I also delete these copies:
big problem, autocad does not display the image in both dwg versions.
inventor: obviously does not open the dwg of autocad; the inventor's dwg opens it, the missing link warning appears to me, but if I tell him "unknown" he can create the image in the cart.
copies.
Where if you go looking for it is a rebus...
Borgotech
Guest
I solved by vectorizing the logo, or drawing it directly with autocad and at this point when necessary I make copy-paste, but I only use my logo, and it was also simple to draw, besides it was born with autocad... in front of a complex logo my solution becomes problematic (motive for which I think a corporate logo must be simple and readable)
I hope you solve it because it affects many!
I hope you solve it because it affects many!
talenik
Guest
hello to all, I use inventor 2014.
My problem is similar:
- insert in the idw file my customized cartiglio (created with autocad) including image logo
- if I export the idw file to inventor dwg file, to make it visible to other users, the image in the cartiglio remains
- if I export the idw file to dwg file of autocad, to make it editable to other users, you create a zipped file: if I open the dwg file from the zipped folder the image in the folder remains but if I extract only the dwg file and save it in another folder instead of the image I find a link
Can someone help me?
My problem is similar:
- insert in the idw file my customized cartiglio (created with autocad) including image logo
- if I export the idw file to inventor dwg file, to make it visible to other users, the image in the cartiglio remains
- if I export the idw file to dwg file of autocad, to make it editable to other users, you create a zipped file: if I open the dwg file from the zipped folder the image in the folder remains but if I extract only the dwg file and save it in another folder instead of the image I find a link
Can someone help me?
smoking
Guest
Hello Talinik,
I think the only solution is to insert the image externally to the cartilage (see my intervention of 19042010).
"At the time of creating a new design with the modified template, the system behaves differently: In the first case the logo appears immediately inside the table but unfortunately if I export in dwg I extrapolate the image from the drawing and save it as an attachment (absolutely unacceptable), in the second case the image is placed in the browser under other manufacturer/incorporation and it is necessary to go to impose every time visibility (which did not happen with 2008). "
It seems that after three years there was no solution to the problem.
I think the only solution is to insert the image externally to the cartilage (see my intervention of 19042010).
"At the time of creating a new design with the modified template, the system behaves differently: In the first case the logo appears immediately inside the table but unfortunately if I export in dwg I extrapolate the image from the drawing and save it as an attachment (absolutely unacceptable), in the second case the image is placed in the browser under other manufacturer/incorporation and it is necessary to go to impose every time visibility (which did not happen with 2008). "
It seems that after three years there was no solution to the problem.
PETER87
Guest
Hello.
I would need to insert some pictures into the drawing board,the program does not allow me.
possible?
use inventor 2014.
smoking
Guest
What process do you use? What do you mean, "don't allow me"?
s.
PETER87
Guest
Good morning.
first of all thank you for the answer.
the point is that I have to insert some pictures inside the table but the program does not allow me to click on the icon insert image.
I know the possibility of inserting the logo into the paper mill, but I don't think it's the right way.
Is there an alternative procedure?
in advance thanks
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first of all thank you for the answer.
the point is that I have to insert some pictures inside the table but the program does not allow me to click on the icon insert image.
I know the possibility of inserting the logo into the paper mill, but I don't think it's the right way.
Is there an alternative procedure?
in advance thanks
♪
smoking
Guest
have you tried from the menu management> insert object> paint image?
smoking
Guest
In relation to the insertion of an image object at the table, I wanted to ask if someone knows the possibility to bind the image to a view imposing positions and dimensions? more or less the way of decals, however, trying to obtain a good definition of the image and above all to be able to quote the position regarding the particular to be built. Basically: create the construction of a detail on whose surface you have to print an image with precise position and size.
Thank you.
Thank you.