Digital Exchange Format (DXF)
DXF is an external format for transferring files between computers or between software packages. It is produced by Autocad.
Digital Exchange Format (DXF) 1. ASCII text files defined by Autodesk, Inc. Originally used in CAD, now showing up in a third party GIS software.
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Digital Exchange Format (DXF) - 1. ASCII text files defined by Autodesk, Inc. (Sausalito, CA) at first for CAD, now showing up in third-party GIS software . 5 2.
Digital Exchange Format
EBCDIC
Extended Binary-Coded Decimal Interchange Code ...
DXF - Digital Exchange Format: A format for transferring drawings between Computer Aided Design systems, widely used as a de facto standard in the engineering and construction industries.
Data Capture: The encoding of data.
Drawing Interchange File; Digital Exchange Format
DXM
Data eXchange Manager ...
DRG (Digital Raster Graphics), is the description that the USGS gives for the distribution of scanned map sheets
DXF (Digital eXchange Format) format, commonly used for transferring drawings between CAD (Computer Aided Design) systems
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 See also: Information, Satellite, Map, Feature, Model
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