10-17-2010, 11:06 AM
i44troll brings up a good point.
The .jpg samples on our Drawing Download Pages are .jpg files but I typically save them at 50% quality, rather than 100% quality. This is done simply to conserve server space. For your clients, 100% quality would be recommended but they will still appear to be a little "mushy", as it were. Also, they will likely be rather sizable files, as compared to the original .dc drawing.
As i44troll mentioned, the lines won't be as crisp as they are in your actual .dc drawing which is something that you may want to consider as well.
Perhaps if you ask Midnight Software nicely, they may include a "Save as a PDF" File menu option in a future release, if it's not too difficult for them to do so. 
The .jpg samples on our Drawing Download Pages are .jpg files but I typically save them at 50% quality, rather than 100% quality. This is done simply to conserve server space. For your clients, 100% quality would be recommended but they will still appear to be a little "mushy", as it were. Also, they will likely be rather sizable files, as compared to the original .dc drawing.
As i44troll mentioned, the lines won't be as crisp as they are in your actual .dc drawing which is something that you may want to consider as well.
Perhaps if you ask Midnight Software nicely, they may include a "Save as a PDF" File menu option in a future release, if it's not too difficult for them to do so.