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lot layout drawing of Springwood Estates. All 4 links below contain
the same drawing available in 4 different file formats. You decide
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PDF Format: This lot layout drawing of Springwood is in
PDF format. The term PDF is short for Portable Document
Format. To view this document, you need to first download a copy of Adobe
Reader which is a free program. Many people have a copy of
Adobe Reader already installed on their computer.
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JPEG Format: This lot layout drawing of Springwood is in JPEG format. The term JPEG is short for Joint Photographics Expert Group. JPEG format uses lossy compression; that is, some data is deliberately discarded to greatly reduce the size of the compressed file. This format is the most common file type for displaying images on the internet, but produces the lowest quality image of the three formats. Just click on the drawing to view it in your browser window. |
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PNG Format: This lot layout drawing of Springwood is in PNG format. The term PNG is short for Portable Network Graphics. PNG format uses lossless compression; that is, no original data is sacrificed to reduce the size of the file. This file format generally produces a higher quality image than the JPEG format. This format works with most current browsers but may not work on some older browsers. Just click on the drawing to view it in your browser window. |
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DWF Format: This lot layout drawing of Springwood is in DWF format. The
term DWF stands for drawing web format. It is an open file format
developed by Autodesk for the transfer of drawings over the Internet.
This is definitely the best way to view the drawing. To view the drawing
you need to first download a free program called Autodesk® Express Viewer,
a small, free, downloadable application.
To download or learn more about this free program, follow this link to
AutoCAD's web site:
www.autodesk.com/expressviewer A DWF file is a 2D vector file that you can use to view AutoCAD drawings on the World Wide Web. DWF files can be opened, viewed, and plotted by anyone using Autodesk® Express Viewer. With Express Viewer installed on your computer, you can also view DWF files in Microsoft Internet Explorer. DWF files support real-time panning and zooming as well as control over the display of layers and named views. |
