Example call (e.g. from a database or other application) to zoom to a pre-defined location on the drawing. Open the drawing ‘lift_basement01.dwg’ and center the zoom at coordinates 12,12, with a window height of 4:

viewer9.exe C:\diagrams\lift_basement01.dwg /Z=12,12,4

CAD Viewer 9.0 Batch Command features include:

   Load, Zoom, Print, Save, and Convert drawings from the Command Line
   Perform automated operations with no user interaction
   Load and print drawings / batch print automatically with no limit on the number of drawings to be printed
   Save drawings to a raster image file
   Batch conversion of vector CAD files to raster formats (BMP, JPG, TIFF..)
   Convert drawings to BMP, CAL, GIF, GP4, JPEG, PNG, TIFF from the command line
   Convert multiple files to PDF format
   Zoom drawings to a user defined view (useful for mapping and electrical diagrams)
   Wildcard naming (e.g. *.dwg)
   Call CAD Viewer from another application for a single or multiple drawings
   Display, print, save, and convert CAD files from another application
   Print, convert or save a drawing without the CAD Viewer window being displayed to the user
   Load drawings with all Layers turned on with the choice of subsequent drawings to be either loaded normally or with all the Layers turned on.
   CAD Viewer can be invoked via command line in MS-DOS window or Start|Run.

Batch files allow users to create lists of commands to run in sequence once the batch file has been executed. Simple batch files do not require any special programming skills and can usually be done with just a basic knowledge of DOS commands. IT professionals often use batch files to automate tedious processes.

Operating Systems: Windows 2000/2003/2008/Citrix/XP/XP x64/Vista/Vista 64/Win7/Win7 x64