How to open dwf on Mac operating system?

Asked By Allison Davy 0 points N/A Posted on - 12/12/2012

Hi guys,

How to open dwf on Mac operating system?

I have so many dwf files from a business partner that needs to be open.

But I don’t know how to open the file in a Mac OS.

Would you mind giving some solution to my problem?

A step by step instruction will probably fix the problem.

Expecting some help,

Thank you.

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Answered By Scott Douglas 5 points N/A #182117

How to open dwf on Mac operating system?

Hi, You can’t view dwf without installing a tool. I will tell you how doing this. First you have to buy a tool. The following link gives you the software called McDwiff. http://www.macdwf.com/ McDwiff requires Mac OS 10.6.6 or later to run. After installing this software you can open any DWF file. To open a DWF file, please double click the file. That’s all. Anyway I will give you a free tool this can be done. Visit the following link and there is a button under the View and Share your Design. Just click it and locate your file which you want to view. http://freewheel.autodesk.com/

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Answered By Odonnell Paulo 0 points N/A #182118

How to open dwf on Mac operating system?

Hello Allison Davy,

Any trouble opening dwf on your Mac operating system?

This will be the best solution to fix it.

The DWF Viewer is freeware software that can be downloaded by clicking the following link. Downloaded it into your hard drive and then execute (run) the downloaded file. You will see the installation wizard. Follow the steps in the wizard to install.

http://www.dwftodwgconverter.net/dwf_viewer_for_mac.html

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