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Convert a 3D model with SolidWorks to 3DXML PDF Print E-mail

An example how to convert a SolidWorks part to 3DXML:

 
import win32com.client
 
app=win32com.client.Dispatch("SldWorks.Application")
doc=app.OpenDoc("c:\\Testpart.SLDPRT", 1)
doc.SaveAs2("c:\\Testpart.3dxml", 0, True, False)



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