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There are now several free programs that can open DWG files. DXF (meaning drawing exchange/interchange format) was developed to allow other CAD programs to open and use information from the drawing file. The principal difference is that DWG (which stands for DraWinG) files previously only worked with Autodesk’s AutoCAD, while. DXF file format are used in CAD design, but there are differences between the two vector image file types.
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