Data Exchange Format. A format for storing vector data in ASCII or binary files; used by AutoCad or other CAD software and convertible to ARC/INFO coverages.
Autocad's digital file exchange format, a vector mode industry standard format for graphic file exchange.
Drawing eXchange Format - Used for transfering CAD (Computer Aided Drafting) files.
The Drawing eXchange Format from AutoDesk is a verbose ASCII geometry format capable of representing lines, simply defined surfaces, and polygons (3D faces). This format is very well-accepted, especially in PC software.
Data eXchange File, a file format used to transfer 2D and 3D information between various graphic and CAD programs.
is the Drawing eXchange Format from AutoCAD
AutoCAD format for line art.
The AutoDEsk Drawing eXchange Format: A drawing format that is commonly used to transfer layout information between EDA tools, and by the Foundry to generate fabrications masks.
Drawing eXchange Format. An ASCII or binary file format of an AutoCAD drawing file for exporting AutoCAD drawings to other applications or for importing drawings from other applications
AutoCAD Exchange Format; computer file type showing images as vectors. Associated with IBM-type and some Macintosh computer programs; can be imported into a variety of engraving programs. There are separate 2D and 3D DXF formats.
DXF TM is the Drawing Exchange Format defined by Autodesk. See also DXF Reference.
Drawing Interchange File - file format AutoCAD ® uses to interchange drawing data with other applications, including GIS.
DXF stands for Data eXchange File. It is a file that contains simple geometry entities (like lines, polylines, and text) that was created by AutoDesk, makers of AutoCAD. It has now become a standard means for transferring geometry data between CAD programs. These files are identified by their ".dxf" extensions.
rawing xchange ile - An ASCII file format developed by AutoDesk, the company that developed AutoCAD, to transfer drawing information to other drawing programs.
Drawing Interchange Format used for Macintosh graphic files. The standard file-exchange format for 3-D and CAD programs.
Drawing Exchange Format: the industry standard 3D data format.
Digital eXchange Format A data format defined by Autodesk originally for the transfer of data between CAD systems. Due to its simplicity, it is now widely used in the transfer of data between GIS, despite a number of limitations.
Document Exchange Format or .dxf format is files format by which many mechanical drawing programmes can share data. It is commonly the means by which PCB designs drafted on Autocad can be transferred to PCB manufacturers. Newbury Electronics can read DXF files into their PCB manufacturing software, and convert it into Gerber for PCB manufacture.
The Drawing Interchange Format and file extension (*.dxf) created by AutoDESK (authors of AutoCAD). DXF files can be created by almost all CAD applications. Applications other than AutoCAD may also be able to save or open files in this file format.
Drawing Exchange Format. Format widely recognized in the drawing world. Created by Autodesk©, it is used mainly by Autocad©.
Drawing Interchange File - a line file which can be used to create a 3D model (native AutoCAD format).
a standard text file containing details of CAD drawings which can be read and interpreted by different CAD packages
rawing e change ormat - a text based format for representing graphics information, particularly AutoCad® drawings. Many programs can read or write DXF files, allowing interchange of drawings and graphics data.
drawing exchange format. A file format for the exchange of CAD information. Although the DXF format is public, it was defined by Autodesk (the company that produces AutoCAD), and changes are made to the specifications by Autodesk without consultation. As a result, the format, though widely used, is not considered a public standard. (See file format.)
A file format designed by AutoDesk to exchange CAD models between applications and used in AutoCAD(tm). DXF is an acronym for Drawing eXchange Format.
Drawing Exchange Format. A file exchange format developed by Autodesk, Inc. for its AutoCAD drafting software. DXF files are ASCII records of all objects in a drawing file.
Data Exchange Format. A format for storing vector data in ASCII or binary files. Used by AutoCAD and other CAD software for data interchange. DXF files are convertible to ArcInfo coverages.
Acronym for "Drawing Interchange File."
AutoCAD Drawing Interchange Format