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spacey

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I have sketched a line drawing of a celtic cross with knotwork for use on a family member's headstone.

The family want to use the design, and the text layout I included, but the Monumental Masons have asked for the indicative pdf I sent them as a Word file! ?!

I assume this is because that is what they usually get.

I thought a vector based format would be more suitable as they use Corel Draw.

It is confusing, because I cannot deal doirectly with them, but through another family membe, who stated that a vector based file was not appropriate as they were using Corel...

If someone can advise of a suitable format Revit can write to, that Corel can read, I would very much appreciate it.

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you stated that the monument manufacturer, would like a PDF, this is the most common file to transfer. Get PDFCreator, free. Then you use it like a printer. It will create PDF's and other types of files, very handy.

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No, sorry, I worded that badly. The monummental Masons have a PDF I sent them, but they have asked for a Word file.

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